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Somalia faces severe malnutrition crisis as WFP warns of aid halt

Somalia faces severe malnutrition crisis as WFP warns of aid halt

  • 6 million Somalis face acute hunger, WFP warns
  • Urgent funding and scale-up of aid needed to avoid catastrophe
By Reuters ·
Over 1 million Sudanese refugees in Chad face drastic aid cuts, UN says

Over 1 million Sudanese refugees in Chad face drastic aid cuts, UN says

By Reuters ·
WFP warns Somalia food aid to halt, millions at risk

WFP warns Somalia food aid to halt, millions at risk

By Reuters ·
‘Content to die’: Afghanistan’s hunger crisis worsened by winter, aid cuts

‘Content to die’: Afghanistan’s hunger crisis worsened by winter, aid cuts

By Reuters ·
Afghan hunger crisis deepens as aid funding falls short, UN says

Afghan hunger crisis deepens as aid funding falls short, UN says

By Reuters ·
Update UN food agency projects northern Nigeria to experience hunger at unprecedented level in 2026

UN food agency projects northern Nigeria to experience hunger at unprecedented level in 2026

By AP ·
World Food Programme may have to pause food aid in Congo due to record low funding

World Food Programme may have to pause food aid in Congo due to record low funding

By Reuters ·
WFP says two top staff to be expelled from Sudan

WFP says two top staff to be expelled from Sudan

By AFP ·
Update Food flows into Gaza still far below targets, WFP says video

Food flows into Gaza still far below targets, WFP says

By AFP ·
WFP warns of ‘catastophic conditions’ in Somalia as funding dwindles

WFP warns of ‘catastophic conditions’ in Somalia as funding dwindles

By AFP ·
Thousands in besieged Sudan city at ‘risk of starvation’: WFP

Thousands in besieged Sudan city at ‘risk of starvation’: WFP

By AFP ·
UN convoy attacked on the way to Sudan’s Al-Fashir, UNICEF says

UN convoy attacked on the way to Sudan’s Al-Fashir, UNICEF says

By Reuters ·
Hungry Palestinians in Gaza block and offload dozens of UN food trucks

Hungry Palestinians in Gaza block and offload dozens of UN food trucks

By AP ·

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