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At least one patient is admitted to hospital in Yemen every minute with cholera.
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As the six-year conflict shows no signs of abating and climate change continues to impact land and families, millions in Yemen could fall deeper into what may eventually become a forgotten crisis.
The world body's humanitarian chief has called for an urgent mobilisation of funds for northeastern Nigeria, Somalia, South Sudan and Yemen to 'avert a catastrophe.'
An international NGO has warned that one in three children in Yemen under the age of five are suffering from acute malnutrition amid a worsening food crisis and looming famine.
Yemen's beekeeping industry is 'as old as civilisation itself'. But the ancient tradition is now under threat by the effects of climate change, forcing a hundred thousand enthusiasts into poverty.
As Yemen's warring factions engage in battle, the nation's ongoing salary crisis has pushed civilians to the limit; forcing them to go through extreme measures to survive the deadly conflict.
Years of instability and twelve months of war have destroyed Yemen's infrastructure and morale. But a group of boys from Aden have bounced back, stronger than ever.
°®Âþµº Meets: Paleoanthropologist Ella al-Shamahi who is on a mission to unearth the history of mankind, while fighting to preserve its future.
Graffiti artist, Murad Subay believes painting the town red is one way to remind Yemen's warring factions of the need for peace amid conflict and a two-year political deadlock
The World Health Organisation is calling for access to Taiz, Yemen's third largest city which has been under siege for months.