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The April to June rainy season has come after prolonged dry conditions, causing heavy rains and flash floods in #Somalia. Authorities are calling for urgent assistance to help those affected. reliefweb.int/report/somalia…

Today, Uganda declared the end of #EbolaOutbreak after less than 3 months. Since the outbreak was declared on 30 January 2025, World Health Organization (WHO) has worked closely with Ministry of Health- Uganda and partners to ensure a successful national response by deploying expertise, providing essential supplies,

In 2024, South Sudan faced its worst cholera outbreak in 20 years. In Delmet, Nyaruon—a single mother—fell ill after using floodwater to cook and drink. With support from CERF - The UN's emergency fund and UNICEF South Sudan, she now has access to clean water. Her story is one of many. 👇

Cholera, measles, Ebola, mpox, polio and yellow fever are among diseases that have been reported in the Eastern and Southern Africa Region. Vaccination efforts against these diseases, led by World Health Organization (WHO), save millions of lives each year. #WorldImmunisationWeek who.int/health-topics/…

❗️#Sudan Recent heavy clashes have left #Zamzam camp in North Darfur nearly emptied, as people fled in search of safety, once more. 🔴 Basic services are under critical pressure 🔴 Humanitarian partners' capacities are overstretched The situation ⬇️

A record 58 million people in Eastern Africa faced food insecurity in 2024. World Food Programme delivered emergency relief, built long-term resilience & kept supply chains moving in the toughest conditions. This was only possible thanks to our donors and strong partnerships

The power of collective action! 💪 🥣 With emergency funding from CERF - The UN's emergency fund, WFP Namibia delivered commodity vouchers to families in Kavango East & West — a lifeline during Namibia’s worst drought in decades. More than food, this support has delivered dignity, choice & hope.

During the El Niño-induced drought in Malawi, women and girls were the most affected. UNFPA Malawi established safe spaces where they received psychosocial support services, recreational activities and vocational training. This is what they told us👇🏿💜

“The war destroyed our homes, but the funding cuts destroy our future” Funding cuts are catastrophic for the millions of women, children & vulnerable groups in Sudan who desperately need assistance, Read how devastating it is for aid workers & people they are trying to help👇

For many in #Zimbabwe, #climatechange is a daily reality. From crop failures to water shortages and violent storms, communities are facing the harsh toll of a warming world. Read about climate change through the eyes of Zimbabwe’s children: unicef.org/zimbabwe/stori…

📍South Sudan “We came with nothing. My relatives are sharing what little they have. That is our culture. We survive together.” Kawai is among millions who escaped the violence in #Sudan Read his story and of other South Sudanese survivors 👇🏿 storyteller.iom.int/stories/not-re…

Cholera cases and deaths were the highest globally in Southern and Eastern #Africa as of 30 March. All, except 3⃣ of the African countries listed, are in the region. Humanitarians are providing support but funding limitations are impeding the response 👇🏿 reliefweb.int/report/south-s…

Since January, more than 71,000 people have crossed into #Burundi, fleeing ongoing violence in #DRCongo. Humanitarian partners are working to maximize available resources and provide vital assistance and protection services. UNHCR Burundi Read more👇🏿

🚨At least 7 people were killed in an attack on a hospital in Jonglei State, #SouthSudan, on 3 May. Multiple healthcare facilities have been attacked in the country in the course of a few weeks. Civilians, health professionals, aid staff are #NotATarget reliefweb.int/report/south-s…

🚨 Since the attacks on Zamzam camp in #Sudan, over 400,000 people have fled – most to Tawila. Despite insecurity, the humanitarian response is being scaled up to support those affected. Sustained access and more resources are now crucial. People and aid must be protected.

The impact of funding cuts on humanitarian organizations is devastating, but it is catastrophic for millions of men, women & children in #Sudan who desperately need humanitarian assistance. Akhiar & Mokhtar's stories show that humanitarian aid is a lifeline, not a commodity 👇🏾

Attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure are violations of international humanitarian law. The principles of distinction, proportionality & precaution must be upheld. ⚠️ Civilians must be protected. ✋ Hostilities must cease. #NotATarget Statement by Clementine Nkweta-Salami👇

Since mid-April, floods in #Somalia have affected over 45,000 people. The displaced families have sought refuge in makeshift camps on higher ground. ➡️reliefweb.int/report/somalia…

At just 17, Mekdes was orphaned, forced to drop out of school, and became a survivor of gender-based violence. With support from a local NGO funded by the #Ethiopia Humanitarian Fund, she began to heal and reclaim her life. Here's her story ⬇️

In a growing funding crisis, locally led action is our best tool💡 OCHA’s Country-Based and Regional Humanitarian Funds, incl. our Eastern and Southern Africa Humanitarian Fund, deliver fast, cost-effective aid, by empowering those closest to the crisis. ⬇️ #InvestInHumanity