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Baby Charlyne and Margret Wanjiru in the alleyway outside there home in Kibera. Nairobi. Photo: Ed Ram

News26 November 2020

Kibera: a look inside Africa’s largest slum

Situated on the outskirts of Nairobi is the largest informal settlement (slum) in Africa: Kibera - a vibrant but densely populated place, where the threat of coronavirus (Covid-19) is developing into something potentially worse than the virus itself.

Press release

25 November 2020

Concern Worldwide (UK) Executive Director gives statement after spending review

Concern Worldwide (UK) Executive Director gives statement after spending review.

Joana Luis, 65, photographed with her family's pile of supplies received at a distribution in Ndeja, Mozambique. Photo: Tommy Trenchard

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5 November 2020

Seven reasons to smile: good news stories from around the world

You might read the headline and think this isn’t possible – especially as we are about to enter a new lockdown. But amongst the gloom of 2020 there have been some glimmers of hope, some reasons to be cheerful and some smiles to be had – you just had to look a bit harder to find them.

Three of Natalie Wato's children - Davilla, Patricia and Gaus with their friends from the village of Gbatin. Photographer: Darren Vaughan

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30 October 2020

How UK aid is helping us combat child malnutrition in the world’s hungriest country

We've launched a new programme that will transform the lives of those living in the world’s hungriest country, the Central African Republic (CAR).

Matron Emielliene Mapouka (39) with six-month-old Rosalia and mum Hortense Mbolidere. Photo: Chris de Bode/Panos for Concern, CAR

Press release

30 October 2020

Concern Worldwide raises £1.8 million to help women and children break free from hunger

Our Free from Hunger appeal has raised over £1.8 million to help women and children in some of the world’s poorest countries get the food they need to survive.

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