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Ms Mathaba Mnako is 70 a year-old widow who lives in Maksiseng village in Mokhotlong district, where CARE implements a World Food Programme

Blog by Michelle Carter, CARE Lesotho’s Country Director about Lesotho’s food insecurity, army worms and several other challenges the small kingdom faces.

It’s raining heavily as we trundle down the road from Mabior to Bor in Jonglei state in South Sudan. The road is a track of thick, deep mud. Our car slips and slides through as Akuien, our driver,

CARE International welcomes the report of the High Level Panel (HLP) on the Post 2015 Development Agenda and is particularly encouraged by the ambition to end, not just reduce

A native of Calgary, Alberta, Rod Volway is CARE’s director of refugee operations in Dadaab, Kenya where he oversees programming that reaches more than 260,000 refugees.

Uringi Sam Abott has been a refugee for almost two decades. Now, working closely with CARE, he is a leader in the Ifo refugee camp in Dadaab, Kenya helping to distribute food to fellow refugees.

“There are times I would give my remaining 10 Gourdes (0.20 USD) to my children, then go to church all day and tell myself I was fasting; it helped me cope with the hunger.”

After a one hour drive on tortuous roads outside of Dame Marie, I finally reach “Nan Sapou.”, a commune of Grande-Anse. Coming out of the car, I am greeted by a vivacious young woman that immediately reminds me of a bee, buzzing back and forth; she can’t seem to stay in place, hopping from one foot to another.

CARE Kenya recently had the pleasure of hosting first-time Senator, Naisula Lesuuda, at our Group Savings and Loans Banking on Change project in Embu. Senator Lesuuda has also been invited by CARE Germany to attend a conference in Bonn in June 2013, with the theme of