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Child malnutrition cases rise nearly 50% in Afghanistan as hunger hits record levels - Vimarsana News

Child malnutrition cases rise nearly 50% in Afghanistan as hunger hits record levels

Parsto*, 11 months, is held by her 22-year-old mother, Nelab*, at a mobile clinic in Afghanistan where she's being treated for severe acute malnutrition...

PAKISTAN FLOODS: More than 3.4 Million Children across Pakistan Going Hungry - Vimarsana News

PAKISTAN FLOODS: More than 3.4 Million Children across Pakistan Going Hungry

More than 3.4 million children in Pakistan are facing chronic hunger. Save the Children is providing emergency relief to families in flood-hit areas.

PAKISTAN FLOODS: More than 3.4 million children across Pakistan going hungry - Vimarsana News

PAKISTAN FLOODS: More than 3.4 million children across Pakistan going hungry

Zainab lost her home during the floods, and her family now relies on support from her village as well as aid from Save the Children. [ Photo credit: Mala Darmadi/ Save the Children] Multimedia content available here...

Kenya: The Country of Contradictions, Indifferent, Greedy Leaders and Its worst Drought in over 40 Years - Vimarsana News

Kenya: The Country of Contradictions, Indifferent, Greedy Leaders and Its worst Drought in over 40 Years

Kenya is a country of contradictions, and this article has my anger shooting off the roof. How can we be talking of hunger and drought

'Tsunami of hunger' could trigger multiple famines, Security Council warned - Vimarsana News

'Tsunami of hunger' could trigger multiple famines, Security Council warned

Humanitarian Affairs chief Martin Griffiths recalled previous warnings over the impact of conflict in Ethiopia, Somalia He spoke about his recent trip to