Series : The Root Causes of Migration Chad is currently facing an alarming deterioration in food security. Projections for March to September show that several regions of the country are expected to remain in a state of acute food crisis, due to the combined effects of conflict, a massive influx of refugees and rising prices. A picture showing the severe situation in Chad, source : free picture from NRC (Norwegian Refugee Council) The alarm is raised by FEWS NET (Famine Ea

The quote is from a refugee woman in South Sudan, where war erupted in April 2023 between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces, a rebellious paramilitary group once allied of the central Sudanese government. It triggered one of the world’s largest humanitarian crises. Three years later, the conflict has devastated cities, destroyed livelihoods, and forced millions to flee. According to a report by the Norwegian Refugee published in April this year, 9 mi

The city of Baidoa (Somalia’s South-West State) experienced a sharp rise in political tensions in March 2026 between the Federal Government and the regional authorities. Although large-scale armed clashes were avoided, the fear of imminent conflict was enough to trigger a mass displacement of the population. A picture showing residents leaving the city, source : UNHCR (The UN Refugee Agency) According to data from the Protection and Solutions Monitoring Network (PSMN), appr