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Africa: Columbia University Hub Aims to Engage African Research
allAfrica, 18 January 2013
We live in an increasingly globalised world and this is transforming how we live. Thanks to new technology we can now communicate seamlessly and instantly across the globe.… Read more »
Food Insecurity the Next Crisis for Mali
Aid organizations have warned that border closures as a result of the ongoing military conflict could aggravate already high levels of food insecurity.
A group of children wait on the fringes of the distribution center at M'bera, where their parents have come to collect their rations.
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Mali: Food Insecurity the Next Crisis for Northern Mali
UNIRIN, 23 January 2013
Many more northern Malians are likely to face severe food shortages in the coming days and weeks if markets remain blocked by border and road closures, and humanitarian access… Read more »
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Mali: Humanitarian Situation in Mali Deteriorates After Latest Wave of Fighting - UN
UN News, 15 January 2013
The latest round of military clashes over the weekend between the Malian army and radical Islamist groups have sparked a new wave of displacement and led to a worsening of the… Read more »
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Mauritania: Alarming Malnutrition and Mortality Among Malian Refugees
MSF, 9 January 2013
One year after the start of the political crisis in Mali, insecurity resulting from the military coup, the Tuareg rebellion and the presence of armed islamist groups in the north… Read more »
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Mali: Situation for Malian Refugees Set to Worsen as Fighting Escalates
Oxfam, 22 January 2013
Oxfam publishes report on situation of refugees as thousands more flee their homes: aid effort will not cope with increasing numbers without changed approach Read more »
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Mali: UNHCR Ready for Possible Influx of Malian Refugees in Neighbouring Countries
UNHCR, 16 January 2013
Upriver from Niamey, in Mali, heavy combat is triggering a fresh displacement of civilians. But despite funding shortages, the UN refugee agency is ready to respond to any… Read more »
