The Latest Breaking News on Food Insecurity

Witness the dire scenes unfolding in war-torn Gaza as its people battle for survival amidst starvation, destruction, and unyielding resilience.

Church observers allege further irregularities after difficult polling day, but main opposition leader declines to join call for rerun

Nigeria’s leader has slashed the fees during the holiday season for several public transport routes in half and offered free train rides, hoping to temporarily ease some of the economic hardship caused by his government’s austerity measures

Violence in Sudan has spread to El Gezira state, southeast of the capital Khartoum, forcing more displacement and suffering as the civil war enters its ninth month.

Territory hit by ‘catastrophic’ hunger crisis while resolution for aid flows remains mired in disagreement at security council

A tale of survival and resilience in war-torn Gaza, where starvation and despair loom large. Amidst the chaos, the people of Gaza fight to live.

The U.N. says fighting between Sudan's military and a notorious paramilitary group forced up to 300,000 people to flee their homes in a province that had been a safe haven for families displaced by the country's devastating conflict

UN food agency has been regularly providing assistance to more than 800,000 people in al-Jazirah state.

Foreign Secretary stresses ceasefire resolution under negotiation at UN

The DRC, Africa’s second largest country by size, has seen years of instability, part of which it blames on Rwanda.

Congo was wrapping up its second day of voting Thursday after a chaotic rollout and lengthy delays forced officials to extend the balloting in the general election. The problems drew criticism from some opposition candidates as concerns mounted that the logistical hurdles could affect the credibility of the results.