5 facts you need to know about malaria
Malaria mortality rates dropped 54% between 2000 and 2013 in Africa, where 9 in 10 malaria deaths occur
Canadian and Indian journalists won 2014 Kurt Schork Awards
Reuters News Manager Paul Ingrassia presented Kurt Schork Awards to the winners in London 31 October
Colombia's FARC female fighters
Colombia’s largest guerrilla group, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), is one of the world’s longest-running guerrilla insurgencies and turns 50 on May 27
Faced with droughts and floods, Mozambique aims to control water
Southern Mozambique, poor and highly prone to floods and drought, is getting a 70,000-hectare water management system to boost food security and incomes and lower disaster risk in the region.
Tearfund campaigners call on Australia to act on extractive transparency
Campaigners from advocacy group, Tearfund urge Australian Prime Minister, Tony Abbott to agree global transparency rules for the oil, gas and mining industry as Australia takes the chair at the G20
Four unexpected ways life changes without water
More than 10 million people in Ethiopia, including 5.6 million children, will require food relief in 2016. An estimated 5.8 million people have been affected directly by water shortages.
Empowered by the Sun, Earth Day – 22 April 2016
Globally, 1.2 billion people have no access to electricity. With the support of Plan International communities across the world are now switching to solar power so they can make the most of their day – and night!