YOVI begins project to ensure income prosperity for women agro- processors
A project dubbed: "Increasing Competitiveness of Smallholder Women Aggregators and Processors along the Maize, Rice, Groundnut, and Shea Value...
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A project dubbed: "Increasing Competitiveness of Smallholder Women Aggregators and Processors along the Maize, Rice, Groundnut, and Shea Value...
The Red Carpet Human Rights Film Festival in Gaza is in its sixth year.
‘If we don’t give, people don’t eat’: Yemen focus of UK Ramadan giving Saeed Kamali Dehghan © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Mohammed Hamoud/Getty The Islamic fasting month of Ramadan, which started this week, is the biggest period of giving for UK Muslims. According to research by the Muslim Charities Forum, in 2018 the UK’s estimated 3.5 million Muslims donated more than £120m to global charitable causes during Ramadan, at a rate of £46 every second. This year, after the UK government’s decision to drastically slash aid to Yemen, some of the leading Mu...
Last modified on Thu 15 Apr 2021 08.18 EDT The Islamic fasting month of Ramadan, which started this week, is the biggest period of giving for UK Muslims. According to research by the Muslim Charities Forum, in 2018 the UKâs estimated 3.5 million Muslims donated more than £120m to global charitable causes during Ramadan, at a rate of £46 every second. This year, after the UK governmentâs decision to drastically slash aid to Yemen, some of the leading Muslim charities in the UK are focusing on Yemen for their Ramadan campaigns. The cuts have been widely condemned. Yemen is grapp...
LONDON: The director of UK-based charity Muslim Hands’ Yemen operation has called the situation in the country “the worst humanitarian crisis in the past 100 years.” Abdul Rahman Hussein told Arab News that money is needed urgently to stave off hunger, with Yemen facing famine and 80 percent of the population of over 30 million in need of humanitarian aid. He also highlighted the complete breakdown of the country’s healthcare and education systems, at a time when aid from the UK government is set to be dramatically slashed. “The aid … wasn’t enough then, and current cuts will ma...