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No food, #NotATarget, and what next in Zimbabwe: The Cheat Sheet

18 August 2017

Which humanitarian topics are on IRIN’s radar and should be on yours? Check out our curation of upcoming events, topical reports, opinion, and quality journalism:

Analysis

Neighbours carry the burden of South Sudan’s fleeing millions
17 August 2017
A million refugees have fled into Uganda to escape South Sudan’s civil war. Can they ever return home?
Feature

Cathedral becomes refuge of last resort for South Sudan’s displaced
15 August 2017
The largest church in South Sudan has thrown open its doors, but those fleeing war need food as well as a safe place to sleep

“Recovery lending” helps disaster-stricken African farmers get back on track
14 August 2017 Feature
The battle over the future of US food aid
8 August 2017 Analysis
Mind the gap: Why Zimbabwean researchers need to work with farmers
4 August 2017 Feature

News

Kenya’s nail-biter election could turn on the price of a bag of maize
24 July 2017
Kenya’s nail-biter election could turn on the price of a bag of maize
Feature

Climate-friendly farming solution fizzles in Zimbabwe
18 July 2017
Conservation agriculture is touted as a sure-fire remedy for food insecurity. Not all Zimbabwean farmers agree
Feature

In Nigeria, healing the scars of war might curtail its spread
13 July 2017
Could healing the untold trauma unleashed by Boko Haram hold the key to peacebuilding in northern Nigeria?
News

This week's humanitarian outlook
7 July 2017
Check out the topics on IRIN’s radar and trawl through our curation of the best humanitarian reports, opinion, and journalism you may have missed
Video

HAS VIDEO

No good choices on Lake Victoria
4 July 2017
Lake Victoria once supported Africa's largest inland fishery. Thanks to poison, illegal nets and climate change, its bounty is dwindling
Analysis

Farming becomes the new frontline in Boko Haram war
26 June 2017
Nigeria wants farmers terrorised by Boko Haram to return to their fields. But is it too soon?