Libya: 'Anything Would Help' - Benghazi Doctor Calls for Aid After Libya Flood Catastrophe

'Everyone is still in shock. We still haven't had time to process our emotions.' Read more »

Libya: Libyans Band Together to Help However They Can After Flooding Catastrophe

'My neighbours used farm equipment to save us.' Read more »

Africa: It's Not Just the Economy, Stupid! What Was Off-Key About the Africa Climate Summit

'The summit split opinion on the continent with its focus on market solutions to the climate crisis rather than dealing more directly with its human impacts.' Read more »

Africa: Why the Africa Climate Summit Can't Afford to Overlook Conflict

'Conflict isn't merely a side issue; it is an integral part of the equation.' Read more »

Kenya: Why I Came Back to Dadaab - a Different Kind of Refugee Return Story

'My life is worth more than this.' Read more »

Zimbabwe: Country's Election 'Already Stolen'

'The system cannot reform itself; that's the bottom line.' Read more »

Somalia: 'There's No Future in This IDP Camp' - Why Somalia's Crisis Needs a Rethink

'You need to start thinking of these informal settlements as permanent settlements - mini-cities.' Read more »

Chad: 'Every Checkpoint Could Be Your Last' - the Perilous Road to Safety for Darfuri Refugees

'We found corpses lying every two kilometres.' Read more »

South Sudan: A South Sudanese Returnee's Story, From Khartoum to Their Childhood Home

'If the government and NGOs can live up to their promises, then I would at least be able to start planning for the future.' Read more »

Sudan: War Has Destroyed My Darfur Town - but I Will Keep Fighting for Justice

'There was a feeling that we were going to die, that we had no chance to survive.' Read more »

Ethiopia: Ethiopia - a Dream for Many, a Nightmare for Many More

People are getting nervous Read more »

Kenya: Embracing Local Knowledge Is the Key to Resilience in Northern Kenya, Not Project Box-Ticking

'In the welter of jargon-heavy policy documents promoting 'resilience-building', the big question remains - what is 'resilience', and for whom?' Read more »

Sudan: How Mutual Aid Networks Are Powering Sudan's Humanitarian Response

'The beautiful thing is that we come together and spend time doing this.' Read more »

Sudan: Sudanese Aid Workers Face Hundreds of Job Losses

'Most of my colleagues are all displaced, they all lost their homes.' Read more »

Ethiopia: Boom to Bust - Fallout of War and Drought Leaves Ethiopians Mired in Poverty

'What I have seen with my own eyes is a huge number of people starving and even dying.' Read more »

South Sudan: Urgent Help Needed for Stranded South Sudanese Returnees

'The South Sudan government, aid agencies, and donors need to work together to urgently put an end to this deepening crisis.' Read more »

Congo-Kinshasa: 'Timid' Aid Response Hurts Congolese Displaced By M23 Conflict

'Our lives depend on our neighbours.' Read more »

Congo-Kinshasa: Sexual Violence Plagues Women Displaced By DR Congo's M23 Conflict

'The figures are alarming.' Read more »

Nigeria: Living Trapped Between Boko Haram and Nigeria's Military

'The military wanted to make us leave our villages. They've attacked us four times, burning houses and crops.' Read more »

Nigeria: 'They Just Shoot and Burn' - Civilians Targeted in Nigeria's War On Boko Haram

'We need the international community to demand a thorough investigation.' Read more »

Sudan: Obstacles to Aid Pile Up As Sudan's Conflict Rages On

'There is power, authority, and financial incentives to control the delivery of aid.' Read more »

Sudan: Q&A - The Civil Servant Documenting Sexual Violence in Conflict

'I made a pact: It either ends me, or I have to live trying to end it.' Read more »

Ethiopia: Food Aid Freeze Leads to Suffering and Deaths in Tigray - Relief Official

'Our children are falling like leaves.' Read more »

Sudan: As Humanitarian Crisis Deepens, Donors Must Dig Deeper

'Sudan's war is barely two months old, yet international fatigue and neglect are already brewing.' Read more »

Burundi: In Burundi, Returning Refugees Face Mixed Fortunes

'Some decide to return to exile believing that they can find better things.' Read more »