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James Kwesi Appiah, coach of Sudan’s national football team, skillfully navigates the challenges posed by civil war while aiming for success in World Cup qualifying. The team, known as the …
James Kwesi Appiah: Leading Sudan’s Football Team Through War and Hope Read More
The second-hand clothing sector in Mozambique provides over 200,000 jobs and supports one million people, emphasizing its role as a vital economic component. An average monthly income of $650 for …
Second-Hand Clothing Industry: A Vital Economic Sector in Mozambique Read More
Faith leaders from Latin America and the Caribbean have released a document calling for urgent climate action in anticipation of COP30. The document, presented to Brazil’s Minister of Environment and …
Latin American and Caribbean Faith Leaders’ A Call to Action for COP30 Read More
Afro Bolivian women, represented by organizations like Cimarronas, have made significant strides in fighting for gender equality and recognition within Bolivia. Their efforts, which include shelter support, educational programs, and …
Empowering Afro Bolivian Women: The Role of Cimarronas in Advocacy and Change Read More
Eritrea’s 2005 rejection of aid exemplifies a path towards self-reliance. As Western support declines, African nations are urged to adapt by enhancing trade and investment. Experts advocate for a strategic …
Africa’s Shift Towards Self-Reliance as Aid Dwindles Read More
Camunga Ntumba’s Orchestra and Art School in Luanda, Angola, provides street children with opportunities to thrive through music and arts, enhancing their potential and transforming lives. Camunga Ntumba is a …
Empowering Angolan Street Children: The Vision of Camunga Ntumba Read More
South Sudan faces extreme hunger, with half of its 11 million population affected. A million refugees have arrived, primarily from war-torn Sudan. The Irish Government has provided €12 million in …
South Sudan Faces Severe Hunger Crisis Amid Conflict-Induced Refugee Influx Read More
Maiduguri, Nigeria, has made a remarkable recovery from flooding that devastated its infrastructure six months ago, supported by community spirit and financial aid. Local efforts, including donations and meal deliveries, …
Maiduguri’s Remarkable Recovery: Community Resilience After Devastating Floods Read More
Members of the Canadian Foodgrains Bank witnessed severe humanitarian conditions in South Sudan, worsened by USAID funding cuts. These cuts have led to critical resource shortages, impacting millions affected by …
Devastating Humanitarian Crisis Unfolds in South Sudan and Sudan Read More
Members of the Canadian Foodgrains Bank recently visited South Sudan amidst a humanitarian crisis exacerbated by war and funding cuts. Executive Director Andy Harrington and Senior Humanitarian Manager Stefan Epp-Koop …
Canadian Foodgrains Bank’s Visit Highlights South Sudan’s Crisis Read More