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[08.01.2008] Calm but grave humanitarian state While many parts of Kenya are now experiencing some form of peace after the subsiding of last week’s skirmishes, the humanitarian situation is worsening for the thousands who are displaced. [ Read more ]

[04.01.2008] Aid through the churches Norwegian Church Aid is working at full speed to coordinate relief aid through churches in troubled areas of Kenya. Food distribution will hopefully begin during the weekend. [ Read more ]

[23.11.2007] Faith leaders take hope to Somalia A high level delegation of religious leaders from eastern Africa have visited Hargeisa in Somaliland to show solidarity and to seek a lasting peace for a country that has been ravaged by conflict for 16 years. [ Read more ]

[25.10.2007] Kenyan government sued over EPA The Kenya Human Rights Commission and the Kenya Small Scale Farmers Forum have filed proceedings at the High Court of Kenya, challenging the Economic Partnership Agreements (EPAs). [ Read more ]

[26.09.2007] Gold miners evict Tanzanian families More than eighty-six families in Tanzania’s Geita district are in continuous state of shock and pain after they were forcefully evicted from their homes by a foreign gold mining company. [ Read more ]

[26.09.2007] Faiths bring new hope in Tanzania Faith communities play a key role in development in Tanzania. NCA’s strengthened partnership with the Muslim community has created opportunities for awareness on policies and poverty eradication. [ Read more ]

[20.09.2007] ‘STOP EPAs’ says hip hop concert Hundreds of youth met at Kenya’s University of Nairobi for a hip hop concert aimed at creating awareness and resisting the proposed EPAs between the EU and developing countries. [ Read more ]

[10.07.2007] Youth action at Zanzibar festival Youth from inland Tanzania and the islands of Pemba and Unguja made a great impact during this year’s Zanzibar International Film Festival, which took place from 28th June to 9th July 2007. [ Read more ]

[05.07.2007] AIDS conference in Kenya ”This conference places women’s leadership in focus. This is extremely important as it is always women who are hardest hit by the epidemic, says NCA’s Anne-Marie Helland. [ Read more ]

[04.07.2007] Stepping up efforts in Chad NCA has joined a large-scale relief operation to bring assistance to refugees and internally displaced people in eastern Chad. “The needs are huge,” says Irene Wenaas Holte. [ Read more ]

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