Stories

In neighbouring countries, WFP is reaching new arrivals with food assistance, but upcoming rains and shrinking funds threaten the response

As the World Food Programme is awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, Abdulaziz Abdulmomin speaks to Susana from South Sudan

The World Food Programme is working with partners to provide critical support to thousands adjusting to a tough new reality

Two World Food Programme nutrition experts on how to protect the most vulnerable during the coronavirus pandemic

‘When there is peace, I will go home and help South Sudan improve health conditions.'

Once embroiled in a brutal civil war, the two Sudans now fight side-by-side against their common enemy — hunger

Three women, three very different stories, one training programme— how initiative gives vulnerable young people a voice.

The World Food Programme is using hydroponics to empower women and create a hunger-free world by 2030

World Food Programme citizen journalism project gives voice to young Sudanese refugees in Chad

How an entrepreneur who escaped violence in Sudan and South Sudan set up shop in a refugee camp in Uganda

Marking the anniversary of the World Food Programme being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, staff in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Yemen, the Central Sahel and Sudan share their thoughts

Training in poultry farming from the World Food Programme is improving nutrition one egg at a time

Locally sourced, WFP-supported home-grown school meals take the spotlight at high-level African Union event

World Food Programme Sudan funded the successful launch of a marketing campaign across the city of Khartoum — with the aim of tackling micronutrient deficiencies.

World Food Programme innovation facilitates food assistance within a remarkably quick window

The World Food Programme lives and breathes food systems across its work in Eastern Africa

"What was a wave of hunger is now a tsunami of hunger" — WFP chief David Beasley

WFP looks back on a year of turmoil — and how our work helped to ease the fallout

As the conflict enters its second month, the World Food Programme is providing critical food assistance at the border 

Deliveries aim to reach hundreds of thousands of hungry people, but humanitarian access is challenging

WFP and other humanitarians fear a perfect storm, as refugee influx from Sudan’s unrest is compounded by upcoming rains, lean season and a funding crunch

World Food Programme warns already soaring child hunger and malnutrition is worsening

Amid soaring funding needs and displacement, the World Food Programme aims to reach millions of people affected by the conflict with ready-to-eat meals, nutritional support and cash

World Food Programme regional directors make case for funds to boost both emergency response and resilience-building programmes