Topic: Oxfam International

African droughts: Could insurance schemes help out?

Aid groups are appealing for proactive action, as Horn of Africa drought persists. Could insurance schemes for poor farmers and drought-prone nations provide the answer?

Will a London conference help set Somalia on path to peace?

Change Agent Crisis Action makes a big noise using quiet citizen diplomacy

Helpers in a hostile world: the risk of aid work grows

Famine ends in Somalia, as drought looms in West Africa

Africa asks itself: Where is the aid money?

Mistreatment of Afghan women caused by far more than Taliban

Global News Blog Aid groups: With new Africa drought looming, donors must speed response

Change Agent Honduras envisions building a Caribbean 'Hong Kong'

Haiti struggles to 'build back better' two years after earthquake (+video)

Somalia's Al Shabab Islamists are on the run

The Monitor's View New wrappings for Christmas giving

Famine alert: West Africa still has time to avoid 2012 food crisis

Somali Islamists ban aid groups, renewing famine concerns

Why Obama is sending troops to Africa – a closer look

Kenyans ask if military attack in Somalia has exit strategy

Opinion Beyond Viktor Bout: How to stop the next 'Lord of War'

Yemen violence erupts after months of stalemate (video)

How rising global food prices could affect Africa (VIDEO)

African musicians look to launch new 'Band Aid' to fight East Africa famine

Five myths about Africa

US to aid groups: Feed the starving, even if Al Qaeda gets collateral benefits

International groups accelerate effort to relieve East Africa's famine

Famine in the Horn of Africa: why the world is slow to respond

The forgotten victims of the East Africa famine