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UNICEF Goodwill Ambassadors make an appeal for continued support in the Horn...

With 13 million people in desperate need of food in the drought inflicted Horn of Africa, UNICEF Goodwill Ambassadors Yuna Kim, Serena Williams, Ishmael Beah and Angelique Kidjo are collectively...

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Long-awaited rains cause further displacement and child deaths in Mogadishu

The long awaited Deyr rains have finally arrived in the south central region of Somalia, bringing much relief to those who have suffered through a drought which has lasted as many as two years in some...

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Seasonal rains are a mixed blessing for parched north-eastern Kenya

Safe water remains a challenge for refugees and local communities. The rain has begun on schedule in north-eastern Kenya, bringing the first real precipitation that many people in the semi-arid region...

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Crisis continues 100 days after famine was declared in Somalia

Just two months ago, three-year-old Moktar Mohamed was on the verge of death.  After his parents lost their livestock and crops to the drought, they travelled by foot and truck from Middle Shabelle to...

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In Copenhagen, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Crown Prince and Crown...

COPENHAGEN, Denmark, 2 November 2011 – This afternoon the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge made a special visit to the UNICEF Global Supply Centre in Copenhagen to help maintain the world’s attention on...

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UNICEF-supported Child Friendly Spaces provide support to displaced children...

For hundreds of thousands of displaced Somali children, daily life is a mixture of fear and insecurity. Communities break apart, as one by one families leave their villages to flee ongoing conflict. If...

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Ekalale’s story: Health outreach saves lives in Turkana, north-west Kenya

Following their weekly visit to Kakwanyang Dispensary, Akal Longor and her son Ekalale rest at home in Lokitoeliwo village, located in Turkana, north-western Kenya. UNICEF Image © UNICEF...

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Measles infection rates on the decline after successful vaccination campaign...

A child with measles is treated at a health centre in Mogadishu, Somalia. UNICEF Image © UNICEF Somalia/2011/ Abdulle Weaving between makeshift huts of plastic sheeting, health workers urgently knock...

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‘Humanitarian Action for Children 2012’ calls for continued focus on the Horn...

The ongoing crisis in the Horn of Africa will remain a significant part of UNICEF’s global humanitarian response in the coming year, according to the ‘Humanitarian Action for Children 2012’ report,...

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One year after Somalia’s famine, a story of recovery

One year ago, on 20 July 2011, the United Nations declared famine in two regions of southern Somalia, the flashpoint in a humanitarian crisis gripping the Horn of Africa. After an outpouring of...

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