Latest news
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NEWS STORY: November 16, 2009
Darfur Must Not Become a Forgotten Emergency
Darfur is in danger of becoming a forgotten emergency, according to Nyika Musiyazwiriyo, the outgoing Head of Programmes for the joint ACT/Caritas Darfur Programme.
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NEWS STORY: November 16, 2009
A Flying Visit
For two hours our small plane droned its way south-eastwards from Khartoum towards our destination of Nyala, the capital of South Darfur.
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FEATURE STORY: August 20, 2009
Darfur: Sleeping Tight in Safe Haven
Derieg camp in Darfur was, and is, Fiza’s safe haven. She has been living there since she fled with her family from the Janjaweed militia 5 years ago.
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FEATURE STORY: July 23, 2008
ACT-Caritas prepare for the coming rains
Life in Darfur can be harsh at the best of times, but during the rainy season it can be particularly challenging.
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FEATURE STORY: April 25, 2008
Determined to learn despite the challenges
A large group of children gather in front of Um Gozein School in Mershing, South Darfur, filling the yard with the excited chatter of their young voices.
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FEATURE STORY: March 6, 2008
Interview: Peacebuilding, Protection and Psychosocial staff
In a staff interview, Katherine Gicuku Ireri and Adam Ateem provide some insight into the Peacebuilding, Protection and Psychosocial response by ACT-Caritas in South and West Darfur.
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FEATURE STORY: March 6, 2008
Investing in safe delivery, life-saving training for women in Darfur
"I assisted the delivery and after that I became a birth attendant," recalls Hawa.
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FEATURE STORY: February 8, 2008
New community centre -- a place for all generations
In a place where life is hard, this second community centre has just opened to become a source of strength for the people of Dereig.
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NEWS STORY: October 18, 2007
In troubled Darfur: 'A humanitarian problem that will not go away quickly'
Recent attacks combined with detentions of humanitarian workers are just the latest examples of a deteriorating situation.
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NEWS STORY: October 10, 2007
ACT-Caritas continues life-saving activities despite increased tension in region
ACT-Caritas programme in South Darfur has temporarily relocated a number of international staff to Khartoum.
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NEWS STORY: September 27, 2007
Three ACT-Caritas staff free after being detained
Three ACT-Caritas staff are now free after being detained by an armed group and released into police custody.
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FEATURE STORY: July 24, 2007
Conflict resolution in Darfur camps
With training and assistance ACT-Caritas, several groups of sheikhs, women and youth have been empowered with the skills and knowledge to enable them to resolve conflicts peacefully.
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NEWS STORY: July 11, 2007
A sporting start
For the first time ever, a football match is being played between young people from Khamsadegaig camp and the local youth team from Zalingei.
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FEATURE STORY: June 28, 2007
Water for Darfur
Women in colourful toubs wait patiently in the long line-up for water -- one of the most precious commodities in this dusty, parched region of Sudan.
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FEATURE STORY: June 25, 2007
Continuing attacks on villages in Darfur
In South Darfur, another 3,000 people have been forced to flee their homes because of brutal attacks on their villages.
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