WFP Mozambique: Response to Cyclone Chido and Ongoing Relief Efforts
On January 10, WFP completed initial food distributions for Cyclone Chido victims, assisting 180,650 individuals. Funding only allows for 55,000...
Year: 2025
South Sudan Enacts Curfew Amid Riots Over Alleged Killings
South Sudan has enacted a nationwide curfew from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. due to riots triggered by allegations of...
Youth Protests Erupt in Kuajok Over Recent Killings of South Sudanese Nationals
On January 17, 2025, angry youth shut down the Kuajok market in Warrap State, South Sudan, by looting and vandalizing...
South Sudan Enacts Nationwide Curfew to Protect Sudanese Traders
South Sudan has enacted a nationwide curfew to address violence against Sudanese traders following incidents of looting in Juba. The...
Southern Africa’s Humanitarian Crisis: A Snapshot as of January 2025
In 2024, Southern Africa grappled with severe humanitarian crises fueled by extreme weather events and conflicts, leaving 22 million in...
South Sudan Implements Nationwide Curfew to Address Violence Against Sudanese Traders
South Sudan has instituted a nationwide overnight curfew to combat violence and looting, particularly in Juba, prompted by retaliatory tensions...
The Impact of the 1982 Boulder Windstorm on Colorado’s Front Range
On January 17, 1982, a major windstorm affected Boulder, Colorado, with gusts up to 137 mph leading to extensive damage....
The Intensifying Race for Critical Minerals Ahead of 2025
The critical minerals competition will escalate in 2025 as Europe and North America aim to reduce reliance on Chinese supply...
Tensions Rise Between South Sudan and Sudan Following Civilian Massacres
On January 16, riots erupted in Juba, South Sudan, after South Sudanese citizens protested the massacre of their compatriots in...
President Kagame Rejects Occupation Claims and Critiques UN Efforts in Eastern DRC
President Kagame of Rwanda denied accusations of occupying eastern DRC, emphasizing that Rwanda lacks the capacity for such actions. He...
