COVID-19 spread could devastate millions in Sudan
As of 13 April 2020, Sudan's Federal Ministry of Health has confirmed 29 cases of COVID-19 in the country and four fatalities.
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RECRUITMENT OF FRIENDS OF WORLD VISION
The Board is seeking to add senior industry leaders and influencers in their respective fields to serve as...
Bugiri farmer reaps big from growing mushrooms
Farmers who have mastered the art of growing mushrooms in Uganda are making a killing. Divine-Caroline Muwanguzi...
Print-rich classrooms support early learning in Uganda
Since 2019, World Vision has impacted 3,500 children (2,053 girls and 1,447 boys) in Budde-Kalamba Area Programme...
Redefining child sponsorship through Chosen™
Poverty deprives vulnerable children of something as simple as ‘choice.’ With the launch of World Vision's 'Chosen' initiative...
World Vision's tangible contributions towards the attainment of SDG 6 in Mali
Water is arguably the most precious resource on earth. It feeds us, provides us with hygiene and...
From the warmth of Cambessa to the greenery of Baboulaye: Babacar reflects after repeated attempts at illegal emigration
For Babacar, a 45-year-old father of six, the income earned through his activities was so insufficient for...
World Water Day concludes with provision of water in Ha Phalana
World Vision concluded its World Water Day 2021 activities with a sod turning activity towards the provision of...
“Our mother has changed and she is now the best mother,” says Innocent, 14
Losing her husband at a young age marked the beginning of Grace's ordeal. What used to be...
COVID-19 in Niger: Roukaya misses her friend
Since the onset of COVID-19, World Vision remains attentive to its communities, more specifically children like Roukaya...
Sustaining farming and livelihoods in Volta region
World Vision has established a presence in Segbale village - Volta region, and over the next five years...
Segbale village seeks World Vision's intervention to provide potable water
The World Vision team is in Segbale village, Agortime -Ziope district in the Volta region, southern Ghana...
World Vision working to tackle teenage pregnancy in Argotime-Ziope
Seventeen-year-old Rejoice (pseudonym) has become a mother well before her time; she fell victim to teenage pregnancy...
Unlock Literacy programme enhances reading skills for Emmanuel
Bright eyed, eight-year-old Emmanuel was first identified by his teacher, Madam Comfort, who took an interest in him...
World Vision helps increase access to health and nutrition services for vulnerable populations
My name is Sojoud, Elgarrai, I am fairly new to World Vision. Recently, I had the opportunity...
The 'unconditional cash' that restores the dignity of beneficiaries
Since 2013, the Central African Republic (CAR) has been suffering from a complex humanitarian crisis. With support...
How savings groups are making a big difference for smallholder farmers in Mali
Coulibaly Diarra, a smallholder farmer from Kolokani district in Mali, testifies of the benefits of World Vision-supported Savings...
World Vision renews its commitment for children in Sudan through its new five-year strategy
During the virtual launch on 24th March, Emmanuel Isch, Country Director for World Vision in Sudan said...
Refugees from Nigeria now finding safe harbor in Niger
Since April 2019, residents of Dan Kudan village in Nigeria have been fleeing to Maradi in Niger...
Haoua now produces vegetables in sufficient quantity and quality
To address environmental constraints and livelihood issues in Niger, World Vision, in collaboration with the Food and Agriculture...
Providing water for the most vulnerable - World Water Day in Sierra Leone
In marking this year’s World Water Day and with funding from the Heineken Africa Foundation, World Vision...
Tigray, Ethiopia: 2.3 million children need your help amid conflict
“We were caught up in the crossfire of heavy shelling,” says Yonas, a 12-year-old boy from Shiraro...
National Director's Blog: Growing from challenges to opportunities to promote digital transformation in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe, like many countries, has gone through various challenges over the years, more recently having to deal with...
"World Vision has made me self-reliant and economically empowered!"
By: Derrick Kyatuka - Communications Officer, Uganda Refugee Response. Moses Jansuk’s story could have been one of...
World Vision launches its new five-year strategy, targeting 2.1 million children in Sudan
World Vision has today launched its new five-year strategy, to reach an estimated 2.1 million of Sudan’s...
World Vision célèbre la Journée Mondiale de l’Eau avec des journalistes à Niamey
Ce Lundi 22 Mars 2021, World Vision a participé à une conférence de presse organisée par le REJEA...