English Situation Report on Yemen about Food and Nutrition, Recovery and Reconstruction, Epidemic, Flash Flood and more; published on 10 Aug 2020 by World Bank …
Floods in Yemen kill 130, displace thousands, rebels say
Heavy rains have brought deadly floods to Yemen’s rebel-held regions, displacing more than 160,000 people. The disaster comes as the country struggles with a humanitarian crisis driven by a years-long …
UAE helps reunite Jewish family from Yemen after over a decade apart
After 15 years apart, members of a Jewish family from Yemen were reunited with the help of authorities in the United Arab Emirates, the state news agency reported on Saturday. Several relatives had …
UN: At least nine children killed by air raids in northern Yemen
UN says at least seven more children and two women were wounded, but casualty exact figures still under investigation.
UN: Up to 9 children killed by airstrikes in northern Yemen
Airstrikes in northern Yemen killed as many as nine children, a United Nations official said Friday, making it the third such attack with significant child deaths in that rebelcontrolled region this …
17 killed in Yemen storms
At least 17 people are dead after storms brought flash flooding and lightning to the Marib region of Yemen on Aug. 4.
Seven children reported killed in Yemen airstrike – Save the Children
Seven children have reportedly died in an airstrike that killed 20 people yesterday. The attack hit residential houses and cars in Yemen’s …
Grameen Yemen launches microcredit, Social Business in Yemen
Bangladesh, July 7 — Grameen Yemen has started microcredit and social business in Yemen disbursing its first micro loans recently. Finance Minister of Yemen participated via Zoom. Nobel Laureate …
Native American stone tool technology unearthed in Yemen, Oman
Archaeologists recently discovered 8,000-year-old stone fluted points on the Arabian Peninsula, the same technology developed by Native Americans 13,000 years ago.
UNICEF Is Getting Cash Directly To Yemeni Families Who Need It Most
Former UNICEF Yemen Representative Sara Beysolow Nyanti reflects on successes and challenges of maintaining a massive emergency cash transfer program in the midst of COVID-19.