Comment nourrir ses enfants quand on a tout perdu Réfugiée au #Mali après avoir fui la violence au Niger, Hamsou lutte chaque jour pour préserver la dignité et l'avenir de sa famille. Découvrez son histoire et l'impact de l'action humanitaire à Gao ➡ africa.oxfam.org/fr/node/307

#Somalia 15 years after famine was declared, the world said "never again". Today, over 6 million people face hunger, with some areas just a step away from famine. Oxfam Somali's Country Director, Juliet Moriku, says lifesaving aid is reaching people, but funding is dangerously short ⬇

🚨 Clean water & sanitation are critical in the fight against #Ebola. But in eastern #DRC, many health facilities lack both, and up to 20,000 people depend on a single water source inside an Ebola treatment center. Read more here ➡ africa.oxfam.org/latest/press...

“Resilience” is often used to describe #SouthSudan’s people. But when does it become an excuse for inaction? Shabnam Baloch, Oxfam in South Sudan's country director, reflects on why we must address the crises that make survival necessary ➡ africa.oxfam.org/latest/blogs...

How is rising debt affecting investment in health, education & social protection in Africa? Explore the links between debt, inequality & public services, and learn how to compare debt service with public spending to strengthen advocacy. 📅 9 July 2026 Register ➡ us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

#Somalia After years of drought, over 6M people face acute hunger. Now heavy rains risk washing away what families have left. In #Burhakaba, famine risk is rising. Yet the response is underfunded. Hear from Oxfam in Somali's Country Director why urgent funding is needed to save lives. ⬇

⚽ While we're cheering from the #FIFAWorldCup stands, Team Billionaires is making $2,500 every second. Meanwhile, 1 in 4 fans in those same stands don't regularly have enough to eat. This is why #TeamPeople is calling to #TaxTheSuperRich. Join the squad ➡ taxthesuperrich.world/world-cup-te...

In #Somalia, parents are skipping meals & children are going to bed hungry : there simply isn't enough food. Over 6 million face acute hunger, #Burhakaba is at risk of #famine. Humanitarian funding is running dangerously low. Urgent funding is needed to save lives @oxfaminternational.bsky.social

A major #Ebola outbreak is unfolding in #DRCongo. What worries health workers most isn't just the cases we know about, it's the ones we don't. With health systems already stretched by conflict, displacement & aid cuts, containing the virus is becoming even harder. @oxfaminternational.bsky.social ⬇

In Renk, #SouthSudan, families who have fled the conflict in #Sudan travel long distances or pay more than they can afford just to collect water for their families. Discover the work being done to bring safe water closer to displaced communities. ⬇

10 Years of Mobilization. 10 Years of Advocacy. 10 Years of Action. Join us this Friday, June 26th for an online discussion on women’s land rights in Africa. Hear from rural women behind the #KilimanjaroInitiative and explore the journey ahead. Register now ➡ us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

⚽ Billionaires' wealth grew 3x faster in 2025. They keep winning the rigged game. Change the rules. Join the squad ➡ taxthesuperrich.world/world-cup-te... #TaxTheSuperRich #FIFAWorldCup #teampeople

Africa's critical minerals are powering the global green energy transition. But who will benefit from it? Our newest report looks at how the continent can convert growing demand for critical minerals into long-term economic growth & development. Read more ➡ africa.oxfam.org/latest/publi...

💧 Clean water is critical to stopping #Ebola. In Mongbwalu, eastern #DRCongo, many health centres still lack reliable water access for infection prevention and control. Join Manel, Oxfam Public Health Promoter, as he shows how water trucking is helping protect communities and support the response ⬇️

Reacting to #G7 on the Bundibugyo #Ebola outbreak, Oxfam warns that prevention is more effective & far less costly than crisis response. New funding is filling gaps left by cuts that weakened health systems, surveillance, outreach & WASH activities ➡ africa.oxfam.org/latest/press...

When her child developed a fever, Mireille feared the worst. She rushed to a health centre in eastern #DRCongo seeking answers as #Ebola continues to spread. One month into the largest Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak, critical gaps in the response remain ➡ africa.oxfam.org/latest/press...

Clean water is one of the first lines of defense against #Ebola. Yet in Ituri, #DRC, only 1 in 5 health facilities has enough clean water, according to our new field data. This raises serious concerns about the response & the true scale of the outbreak ➡ africa.oxfam.org/latest/press...

As demand for critical minerals rises, Africa stands at the center of the energy transition. But how can this boom truly benefit people & communities, and not repeat old patterns? 📅Join us June 18 to discuss how Africa can benefit from mineral wealth ➡ us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

The strongest response starts with people. In eastern #DRC, where #Ebola is spreading, local leaders, youth & communities are taking the lead to protect one another. Oxfam is working alongside to support prevention, raise awareness & strengthen community-led action ⬇ @oxfaminternational.bsky.social

Oxfam& partners are responding to #Ebola outbreak in eastern #DRC with clean water, sanitation services & awareness campaigns. But humanitarian funding is critically low. Without urgent support, efforts to protect lives could be undermined ➡ oxfam.org/en/ebola-out...

From Eastern #DRCongo, our health safety and security advisor shares what he witnesses on the ground. Families are facing the combined impacts of the #Ebola outbreak, insecurity & limited access to healthcare. Yet, communities continue to support one another ⬇ @oxfaminternational.bsky.social

Oxfam in DRC's emergency response team travelled to Bunia, Eastern #DRC to support efforts to contain the #Ebola outbreak. With local airports closed, the only way in is through long and rough roads, turning what should be a short emergency deployment into a difficult journey. ⬇

🇨🇩 #Ebola is spreading in #Congo at a time when the health system can barely cope. Funding gaps have led to closed health facilities, shortages of medicines & weakened disease surveillance. We are responding but urgent funding is needed ➡ www.oxfam.org/en/ebola-out... @oxfaminternational.bsky.social

🇨🇩 Aid cuts left the #DRC blind to Ebola. More than 400 cases and 89 deaths have already been confirmed. We are already preparing an emergency response, but urgent funding is needed to save more lives. ➡ africa.oxfam.org/latest/press... @newsfromoxfam.bsky.social

The World Health Organization has declared #Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of #Congo, a Public Health Emergency of International Concern. Oxfam & other aid agencies are mounting a response but this crisis is unfolding at a time when resources are critically low

The hunger crisis in #DRC is deepening: 26.5 million people are experiencing acute hunger, including 1.7 million more people than at the end of last year. Conflict and aid cuts are forcing impossible choices for humanitarian agencies. ➡ africa.oxfam.org/latest/press...

Africa’s dependence on imported fertilizers isn't sustainable. The Strait of #Hormuz closure was a stark warning. As the #AfricaForward2026 Summit calls for a “new partnership” between France & Africa, will it finally back Africa’s agricultural resilience ? ➡ africa.oxfam.org/latest/blogs...

#CSW70 exposed uncomfortable truths: limited access, rising backlash and persistent power imbalances. Paul Vingi, our interim gender justice lead, unpacks what this moment means for gender justice today. A must-read ➡ africa.oxfam.org/latest/blogs...

We are deeply concerned by the latest findings showing that acute food insecurity in #SouthSudan continues to increase with 7.8 million facing extreme hunger. Without urgent, scaled-up action, more lives are at risk ➡ africa.oxfam.org/latest/press...

Africa has contributed the least to the climate crisis—yet paying the highest price. While fossil fuel companies make billions, families across the continent are dealing with rising energy costs, drought, floods, and hunger. #MakeRichPollutersPay