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Where can children play in a refugee camp?

Where can children play in a refugee camp?

When 27-year-old Monjur arrived in the hot and crowded Kutupalong camp of Cox’s Bazar his primary concern was the welfare of his children.
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I put my hopes in a bag

I put my hopes in a bag

Sometimes the best ideas — moments of genius — come when you least expect them. For Marie it came on a building site in Kigali, Rwanda.
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Andrew Horton
Zimbabwe elections: Praying for peace

Zimbabwe elections: Praying for peace

Zimbabwe held a general election on Monday (30 July). But since the polls closed, there have been violent protests on the streets of…
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Andrew Horton
A call to pray as violence grows in the Central African Republic

A call to pray as violence grows in the Central African Republic

Tearfund’s country director in the Central African Republic (CAR) has called for Christians to pray for the nation, following a fresh wave…
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Andrew Horton
Before the monsoon — preparing for the worst in Cox’s Bazar

Before the monsoon — preparing for the worst in Cox’s Bazar

In August 2017 violence in the Rakhine state of Myanmar instigated a mass exodus of the Rohingya people.
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Andrew Horton
Where could the need be greatest in 2018?

Where could the need be greatest in 2018?

This year we have seen continuing crises in places such as Yemen, Central African Republic, South Asia and across East Africa. But what is…
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Andrew Horton
Somaliland: still waiting for rain

Somaliland: still waiting for rain

‘Before the drought we were self-sufficient. We had a large number of animals — they gave us enough milk and meat for our family to…
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Over £9 million raised so far for East Africa

Over £9 million raised so far for East Africa

The drought that has ravaged East Africa over the past two years has seen unprecedented numbers of people (over 19 million) face desperate…
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Andrew Horton
Famine is over in South Sudan, but people are still eating leaves

Famine is over in South Sudan, but people are still eating leaves

Famine has officially ended in South Sudan thanks to a surge in humanitarian aid. Yet, the number of people at risk of starvation in the…
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