Militiamen raid South Sudan's Wau, at least 16 dead -witnesses, U.N.
"It is an ethnic crackdown and it is been backed by cattle herders and armed civilian men from the Dinka tribe ... I am now hiding"
Hungry Somalis weigh a daughter's freedom against her siblings' lives
In drought-hit Somalia, families face heart-wrenching choices to survive
Surviving the Rwandan genocide
When we talk about the Rwandan genocide, we must remember countries such as South Sudan and Burundi who have been suffering for far too long
How do you manage climate risk? Ask those on the frontline
"People aren't interested in rainfall projections for the next 100 years - they want to understand what's happening to them now”
U.N. denied access to S.Sudan town alleged to be massacre site
Thousands of South Sudanese refugees fled into Uganda this week after they said government forces killed civilians in Pajok on Monday
Lessons of the southern Africa drought crisis
Building resilience is everyone’s business: civil society, governments, donors and financial institutions
South Sudanese troops butchered civilians, shot children - refugees
Thousands of South Sudanese have crossed border
Refugees recount South Sudan attack: “If you ran, you got shot”
The United Nations said in December it had evidence of ethnic cleansing
More than 3,000 South Sudanese flee to Uganda after attack on border town -refugees
"If you ran, you got shot. If you got arrested you got slaughtered"
U.S. withdraws funding for U.N. Population Fund
Cut follows Trump's proposed 28 percent budget reduction for diplomacy and foreign aid