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A plane crash in South Sudan killed 20 oil workers, with one survivor. The crash occurred shortly after take-off en route to Juba. Among the deceased were five foreign nationals. …
Tragic Plane Crash in South Sudan Claims 20 Lives, Leaves One Survivor Read More
Afghanistan faces a worsening food crisis, with only half of the 15 million in need receiving aid due to funding cuts. Many are surviving on just ‘bread and tea’. The …
Afghanistan’s Food Crisis Intensifies Amid Aid Cuts and Economic Turmoil Read More
The World Food Programme has assisted 180,650 individuals affected by Cyclone Chido in Cabo Delgado with 7-day food rations. The organization urgently requires USD 14 million to maintain aid for …
WFP Mozambique: Ongoing Food Assistance Amid Cyclone Recovery Efforts Read More
The World Food Program (WFP) affirms its commitment to support Iran as a major host of refugees, following meetings between WFP’s representative Maysaa Alghribawy and Iranian officials. Recent influxes of …
WFP Commits to Assist Iran with Refugee Hosting Efforts Read More
The Intense Tropical Cyclone Chido has affected 453,971 people in Mozambique, with significant damage reported across several provinces. Immediate assistance has been provided to over 77,000 individuals, as the humanitarian …
Mozambique Faces Humanitarian Crisis Following Cyclone Chido Read More
Tropical Cyclone Chido struck Mozambique on December 15, affecting over 380,000 individuals, damaging numerous homes, health units, and schools. The epidemic has resulted in 76 fatalities and hundreds of injuries. …
Tropical Cyclone Chido Impact: Situation Report and Humanitarian Response Read More
Three World Food Programme staff members were killed in Sudan following an aerial bombardment. The UN expressed outrage, calling for accountability and investigations into the incident. WFP continues to work …
UN Condemns Aerial Bombardment Killing WFP Staff in Sudan Read More
Tragic bombing in Sudan kills three WFP staff; UN demands accountability. WFP reaffirms commitment to humanitarian assistance despite heightened risks for workers amidst ongoing conflict. In a devastating incident in …
Outrage as Aerial Bombardment Kills Three WFP Staff in Sudan Read More
The WFP reported the death of three staff members due to an aerial bombardment in Sudan on December 19, 2024. The conflict in Sudan has persisted since April 2023, severely …
WFP Reports Tragic Loss of Three Staff Members in Sudan Aerial Bombing Read More
Intense Tropical Cyclone Chido made landfall in Mozambique on December 15, prompting the WFP to coordinate emergency responses and provide food aid. The storm weakened as it moved into southern …
WFP’s Response to Tropical Cyclone Chido in Southern Africa Read More