Beyond Meals and Mentorship: The Critical Need for Transitional Housing to Break Kenya’s Street Children Cycle

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A faith-based organization in Kisii is successfully rehabilitating street children through mentorship and education, but a critical gap threatens this progress: the lack of permanent rescue centers. Without a stable home, especially during school holidays, rehabilitated children risk regressing to street life, undoing hard-won gains. The group’s direct appeal to county leadership highlights the urgent need for government partnership to provide “safe houses” as a foundational element for sustainable reform. This insight reframes the solution from temporary aid to requiringContinue Reading

Beyond the Headline: Gaza’s Famine Ends, But a Deeper Crisis of Food Insecurity Persists

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A UN report confirms famine conditions in Gaza have ended following the October 2025 ceasefire, marking a critical improvement. However, the majority of the population continues to face severe food insecurity, indicating a fragile and ongoing crisis. This distinction highlights that while the most extreme phase has passed, widespread hunger and nutritional challenges persist. The situation remains precarious, demanding sustained humanitarian intervention to prevent a backslide.Continue Reading

Mouvement des populations : la pression humanitaire s’accentue au Mali

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The humanitarian crisis in Mali escalated sharply in Q3 2025, with internal displacement surpassing 400,000 and the refugee population more than doubling to over 251,000, driven by severe insecurity and a major influx of vulnerable Burkinabè arrivals. This surge has overwhelmed resources, prompting the UNHCR to declare a Level 1 emergency and establish a new field unit to coordinate urgent life-saving aid. The crisis is characterized by extreme vulnerability, with women, children, and the elderly comprisingContinue Reading

Security Crisis Forces Relocation of 40,000 South Sudanese Refugees in Eastern DRC

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Security Crisis Forces Relocation of 40,000 South Sudanese Refugees in Eastern DRC Security Crisis Forces Relocation of 40,000 South Sudanese Refugees in Eastern DRC In a critical move to safeguard civilians, customary authorities in Ituri province, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), have announced the urgent relocation of more than 45,000Continue Reading

Yemen’s educators fight to keep learning alive amid ruins

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ADEN, Yemen | Xinhua | In a cramped schoolroom perched above the stony hills of Al-Dhalea in Yemen’s southern highlands, principal Khaled Al Humaidi watched the children file in. They moved quietly, brushing past worn desks polished by the hands of countless students. Their faces carried the stubborn brightness childrenContinue Reading

Waves of Sudanese families flee expanding war, arrive in impoverished Chad | Sudan war News

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Many people in Chad already depended on humanitarian assistance even before the start of the war in Sudan. Thousands more Sudanese people fleeing the country’s bloody war continue to arrive in neighbouring and impoverished Chad, as the humanitarian situation deteriorates on the ground in the region. More than 4.3 millionContinue Reading