The Latest Breaking News on Food Insecurity

Members of the United Nations Security Council condemned the creation of a parallel government in Sudan by the militia group, Rapid Support Forces, and its allies. A UN envoy told them that “relentless conflicts [had] turned Sudan into a hellscape”.

Officials have ruled out Ebola or Marburg virus, but say those infected are presenting symptoms of a ‘hemorrhagic fever’

Snap helps more than 42 million people, and is considered the country’s most effective tool to fight hunger

Deaths and injuries reported after explosions at rally attended by thousands in city captured by rebel group

The outbreak in Congo has claimed over 50 lives, prompting urgent calls for action from health organisations

The war in Gaza has come with an awful cost. Tens of thousands of Palestinian civilians have been killed, and thousands more are missing. And while a temporary ceasefire has allowed for increased aid delivery, easing the plight of those facing disease and hunger, experts predict malnutrition and health issues…

Rebel commander Corneille Nangaa says 65 people wounded in blasts as DRC’s presidency blames ‘a foreign army’.

The death in early February of a 9-year-old South African boy, Alti Willard, who drank poison while scavenging for food in rubbish bins with his father, is a tragic reflection of the persistent food insecurity crisis in the country.

Conflict in Sudan's Zamzam camp disrupts aid distribution, risking a humanitarian crisis. International efforts underway to address the situation.

The outbreak of a mystery illness has now killed 60 people, the World Health Organisation said

Campbell Scott had been attending a conference in the capital Nairobi when he disappeared on February 16.