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Fifty years, fifty countries: South Sudan
Violent clashes in Nigeria leading to a humanitarian crisis
Global Worming
Earthworms might not be high on your list of ways to overcome poverty; but for Edwin’s family in Bolivia, the humble worm has proved quite the surprise hero!
Fifty years, fifty countries: South Africa
Archbishop Desmond Tutu described South Africa as ‘the rainbow nation’ following the end of apartheid. Numerous tribes and peoples live in the nation, mostly without any inter-racial or cultural fighting...
Bringing light to our lobbying
Sarah, from the Tearfund Action team shares how last week’s World Bank meetings gave us a crucial opportunity to talk in detail to World Bank officials about our campaign to Light up the Darkness.
Rewired for sound
A group Sir Cliff supporters hatch an ingenious plan mark the singer’s 60 years in showbiz. The plan goes better than expected and Tearfund benefits to the tune of a few grand.
Fifty years fifty countries: Somalia
Saved from the tsunami
An estimated 200,000 survivors like Ana and Aziz are in urgent need of food, clean water, medical care and shelter.
Famine looming in war-torn Yemen
On Friday (28 September), the head of the UN’s World Food Programme (WFP) declared that it remains the world’s worst humanitarian crisis.
Fifty years, fifty countries: Sierra Leone
Between 2014 and 2015 the Ebola epidemic ravaged Sierra Leone. More than 11,300 people died, the country’s finances plummeted and the people of Sierra Leone were faced with a long, slow struggle to recovery...
