Support Victims Of Sudan's Flood
Disaster Relief
Providing shelter, food and water. Rising flood waters and heavy rainfall has killed around 100 people and destroyed over 100.000 homes. Flooding caused by seasonal heavy rainfall, mostly in neighboring Ethiopia, led the Nile River to rise about 17.5 meters late in August, the highest level it has reached in about a century. The ministry said water levels of the Blue Nile are higher than the 1988 flood levels that destroyed tens of thousands of homes in several parts of Sudan and displaced over one million people. Tens of thousands of refugees and internally displaced people were affected, particularly in North Darfur province, where 15 people have died and a further 23 have gone missing.
Sudan experiences a rainy season every June through October, but this year’s rains are unusually heavy. When water levels peaked last Friday night, the Blue Nile one of the Nile’s two major tributaries rose to more than 57 feet high, breaking records set in 1946 and 1988. The U.N. refugee agency, or UNHCR.
Support Uganda's Flood and Rock Slide Victims
Disaster Relief
Heavy rains in the area of western Uganda swept away homes, schools, submerged farms, cut off bridges and left several roads inaccessible, affecting 24,760 houses and an estimated 173,000 people.
High Flood water destroyed the Nyamwamba hydroelectric power station and overran the wards, and drug stores of Kilembe Mines hospital.
The villages of Kyanjuki, Bulembia and Katiri are now buried under mud and huge stones that were propelled down the mountain. Homes on lower land are submerged in water.
Disaster Relief, support needed shelter, food, bedding, mosquito nets, toiletries and water. .
Disaster Relief
Kenya's Flooding, Landslides And COVID-19
Landslides And Heavy Rain
Disaster Relief
More than 100 dead and thousands left homeless after floods and landslides across Kenya. Some houses were covered by mud, while others are uninhabitable because underground water is seeping in submerging homes. Farms have been destroyed by the floods destroying tons of food. We need to provide additional shelter and food, due to concerns that coronavirus could spread due to overcrowding.
Supporting The Horn of Africa- Locust Devouring Crops
Food Crisis Disaster Relief
A locust infestation in the Horn of Africa is bringing about one of the worst food crises in the region in more than 70 years, officials have warned.
In the past few weeks, locusts have swarmed Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya, Somalia, Ethiopia, and most recently South Sudan, devouring crops and pastures. There is always a risk when you have people in acute food insecurity that famine is not very far. In a day locusts can devour enough food to feed some 34 million people. Opulent Philanthropy Inc. is raising funds for the aerial spraying of pesticides to save crops and provide food.
Homes submerged under water
100,000 Children Displaced
More than 200,000 people, half of them children, have fled their homes following massive floods that have left most of a town in central Somalia under water.
People have been evacuated using tractors and boats from neighborhoods that have been submerged in water in Beledweyne town after days of rainfall and flooding, the charity said. Thousands of residents in makeshift camps are in desperate need of food and water.
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Yaounde, Cameroon Landslide 42 Killed
Save The Children
Yaounde, Cameroon A 12-year-old girl was among those pulled out alive from the wreckage of a landslide that has so far killed 42 people in western Cameroon.
Her father, Tabou Victor had gone to bed on Monday night with his four children, three girls and a boy, when part of his house collapsed in Bamoungoum village near the regional city of Bafoussam.
Rescue workers also recovered the bodies of 26 children and four pregnant women from scene of the disaster, a medical official said. Save The Children
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Ebola Africa
Ebola Kills 9 Year Old Girl
- Support Our Mission Ebola
- Opulent is helping to provide medical equipment to Liberian hospitals serving populations in high-transmission zones. We hope to restore the routine health services that have been disrupted by the Ebola epidemic. We are helping to reach hundreds of thousands of Liberians with life-saving information.
- With 3,000 cases and 2,000 deaths recorded since the outbreak was declared August last year 2018, the Ebola outbreak in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has reached another troubling milestone, the World Health Organization said on Thursday.
- While the vast majority of infections remain in DRC's North Kivu Province, in recent weeks the virus has spread to neighboring South Kivu Province and the transit hub of Goma along the border with Rwanda.
- It was the threat of cross border transmission that led the WHO to declare the outbreak a "Public Health Emergency of International Concern" last month as responders looked to refocus their efforts in combating the spread.
- Africare / projectcure
Canary Islands Fire, Spain
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- MADRID — Hundreds of firefighters were struggling on Tuesday to bring under control a forest fire on one of the Canary Islands, a Spanish archipelago off the northwestern coast of Africa, as the blaze forced the evacuation of about 9,000 people. We are providing food, water and shelter. Disaster Relief Charity.