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Renewed violence means tough life for DRC's displaced

by (author unknown), WFP.org Newsroom News

The fragile peace in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has been shaken by fresh fighting. WFP spokesperson Marcus Prior reports from the city of Goma in eastern DRC where tens of thousands of people have fled the unrest....

1 comment | Sep 13, 2007

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SUDAN: Floods in eastern Sudan threaten food security

by (author unknown), AlertNet Newsdesk

Source: IRIN The farmer from Kassala in eastern Sudan had an idea of the power of the River Gash but never imagined it would threaten his livelihood and the region's food security to the extent it has done this year....

add a comment | Aug 27, 2007

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UN takes food aid to Central Africans in Cameroon

by (author unknown), AlertNet Newsdesk

Source: Reuters By Tansa Musa YAOUNDE, Aug 8 (Reuters) - The United Nations on Wednesday began distributing food aid to some 26,000 refugees from Central African Republic who have fled to neighbouring Cameroon to ...

add a comment | Aug 08, 2007

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Zimbabwe ends ban on NGO's-state radio

by (author unknown), AlertNet Newsdesk

Source: Reuters HARARE, Aug 29 (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's government has lifted a ban on NGO's involved in providing food aid and humanitarian assistance, state radio reported on Friday. "The government has ...

add a comment | Aug 29, 2008

MADAGASCAR: Growing food in the off-season

by (author unknown), AlertNet Newsdesk

Source: IRIN A US$500,000 project by the Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) is using Madagascar's agricultural off-season to decrease food aid dependency and offset the effects of high food prices....

add a comment | Aug 29, 2008

NIGER: Flood victims continue crowding into city schools

by (author unknown), AlertNet Newsdesk

Source: IRIN Weeks after floods ripped through Tillaberi, 120 kilometres west of Niamey, and Niger's second-largest city Zinder, 900 kilometres east of Niamey, thousands of people are still homeless....

add a comment | Aug 29, 2008