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Gold miners in Ghana working barefoot, shivering, covering themselves with bags against the rain
Capitalism isn't your iPhone. It's this. It's always been this
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HEARTBREAKING: Her 10-month-old baby was cut in half with a knife in front of her, her husband shot dead, and she watched them split her second child's skull with a machete. They also cut off one of her hands.
This is life for Christians in Nigeria. The media remains silent.
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I started this campaign to help raise funds for a 14 year old SA victim from #Sudan who just became a mother as a result of being assaulted. I came across her story through @notasjad's account and offered to set up a campaign. Please share/contribute. chuffed.org/project/175925-h…
Hope and Haven for Refugees
Darfur Victims Advocacy Organization
📅 April 1, 2026
Measles Outbreak – Al Tawisha, North Darfur
A measles outbreak has been confirmed in Al Tawisha locality, with the first case reported on March 10, 2026. As of today, 35 confirmed cases have been recorded, all among unvaccinated children, indicating a rapidly spreading outbreak in a highly vulnerable community.
Key Highlights
•Total cases: 35
•All cases unvaccinated (0% coverage)
•Most affected: Children aged 1–15
•Common symptoms: Fever, rash, cough
•Severe complications: Pneumonia, diarrhea, dehydration
Critical Gaps
•No laboratory confirmation yet (samples not transported)
•Shortage of Vitamin A, antibiotics, and IV fluids
•Lack of PPE and diagnostic supplies
•No emergency vaccination campaign in place
Response So Far
•Basic treatment (Vitamin A, fever management, IV fluids)
•Case isolation (facility/home)
•Contact tracing and community awareness
Urgent Needs
•Emergency mass vaccination campaign
•Essential medicines and medical supplies
•Support for surveillance and rapid response systems
Call to Action
This is a rapidly escalating public health emergency. Without immediate intervention, cases and deaths—especially among children—will rise.
We urgently call on donors, partners, and health agencies to act now.
THERE’S MUSLIMS GENOCIDE IN NIGERIA
THERE’S MUSLIMS GENOCIDE IN NIGERIA
THERE’S MUSLIMS GENOCIDE IN NIGERIA
THERE’S MUSLIMS GENOCIDE IN NIGERIA
MUSLIMS ARE BEING KILLED ON A DAILY BASIS IN NIGERIA AND THE SILENCE IS LOUD.
HOW MANY MORE MUSLIMS MUST DIE IN NIGERIA BEFORE ACTION IS TAKEN?
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so well said. people are conditioned to believe that africa is poor and thus suffering is an inevitable regular occurrence rather than the effect of imperialism. the global response to Sudan and Congo is much different in comparison to other nations and it is so unfair































