The epicentre of the 7.4-magnitude quake was in Chocó, a department where humanitarian needs are soaring amid some of the worst violence in decades.

On his latest expedition to Caucasia, Patrick Gathara finds new levels of neglect and people crying out for the world to take ...

The anti-migrant campaign may be setting the terms of South Africa’s political debate, but it’s unlikely to create the ...

The Ebola outbreak in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo is the fastest-growing on record, with more than 4,000 ...

Scholarships to study abroad are one of the few pathways out of Gaza for Palestinians. But are they another way Israel is ...

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A donkey cart rattles down a sandy track that winds between thorny trees in Senegal’s Ferlo valley. Its passengers jolt with every bump as it passes a broken metal gate that once controlled access to ...

A curated collection of reporting from The New Humanitarian. The World Food Programme is re-opening its self-registration app for Gaza aid recipients, more than two months after a cyber-attack exposed ...