Climate change

The IGAD Climate Prediction and Applications Centre forecasts above-normal rainfall for the Greater Horn of Africa for June to September 2024, predicting significant implications for agriculture and health, with a …

Above-Normal Rainfall Forecast for the Greater Horn of Africa during June to September 2024 Read More

Zimbabwe and Namibia are resorting to culling elephants due to extreme drought conditions that have compromised food security. The unprecedented move follows one of Zimbabwe’s worst droughts in four decades, …

Drought-Induced Food Crisis: Zimbabwe and Namibia’s Controversial Decision to Cull Elephants Read More

Severe flooding due to torrential rains has impacted over 2.7 million people across Chad, Nigeria, and Cameroon, leading to urgent humanitarian needs. The floods have destroyed homes and farmland, worsening …

Critical Humanitarian Crisis Triggered by Flooding in Chad, Nigeria, and Cameroon Read More

Recent severe flooding across Chad, Nigeria, and Cameroon has affected over 2.7 million people, raising alarms over food insecurity and displacement. In Chad, flooding has destroyed homes and crops, resulting …

Severe Flooding Crisis in Chad, Nigeria, and Cameroon: Millions at Risk of Hunger Read More

Both Sudan and Chad are experiencing severe flooding, affecting hundreds of thousands, while Lesotho faces a significant drought leading to a national food security crisis. The UN reports severe humanitarian …

Severe Climate Crises Affect Sudan, Chad, and Lesotho: A Humanitarian Overview Read More

Severe floods in Chad and Nigeria have affected over 2.1 million people, resulting in more than 1,000 deaths and significant property loss. The flooding has displaced nearly one million individuals, …

Devastating Floods in Chad and Nigeria Leave Millions Displaced and in Need of Aid Read More