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Mali's footballers hope Africa Cup win could bring peace

08 February 2012 13:44 GMT | Comments (1)
george-fominyen | Africa Views
Tuareg rebels have been fighting Mali's army in the north, uprooting thousands
PHOTO BLOG - Making mothers matter on World AIDS Day

29 November 2011 11:50 GMT | Comments (0)
Sarah West, International HIV/AIDS Alliance | Photo Blog
On World AIDS Day the International HIV/AIDS Alliance is focusing attention on the impact HIV has on women and girls, writes ...
Ivory Coast's moment of promise: world leaders should act now for children

24 May 2011 15:59 BST | Comments (1)
Save the Children - UK | Africa Views
The inauguration of a new president can be a moment filled with promise. For Ivory Coast – where political, social and ...
One-of-a-Kind Road Trip: An Aid Worker Diary through Cote d'Ivoire

27 April 2011 15:37 BST | Comments (0)
Oxfam International | Aid Worker Diaries
I'm part of an Oxfam team travelling to western Ivory Coast to plan how best to respond to the escalating humanitarian needs ...
Children in the firing line in Cote D'Ivoire

06 April 2011 12:46 BST | Comments (1)
Mike Sunderland, Save the Children | Aid Worker Diaries
I'm part of an Oxfam team travelling to western Ivory Coast to plan how best to respond to the escalating humanitarian needs ...

NEWS:WFP suspends some operations in Mali after food aid looted
More than 3.5 million people at risk of going hungry in Mali due to drought, the majority in the north where there has been fighting since January
NEWS:Q+A: Is Ivory Coast's humanitarian crisis over?
As former leader Gbagbo faces trial at the ICC, how are Ivorians recovering from the conflict which erupted a year ago?
NEWS:Oxfam leaves Ivory Coast but says crisis not over
“We think we have done well in the areas where we planned to intervene and we did not plan to stay for more than one year" -Oxfam