Katharine Houreld
East Africa Bureau Chief at The Washington Post
Muckraker, traveler, adventuress. East Africa Bureau Chief for the Washington Post. Email: katharine.houreld at https://t.co/3ciyjkLVHS
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1 week ago |
bostonglobe.com | Katharine Houreld |Hafiz Haroun
Tens of thousands of people have fled attacks on camps for displaced families in Sudan, the United Nations’ migration agency says, as eyewitnesses and survivors described horrific scenes from a refugee camp attacked by paramilitary forces and as the conflict, described as the world’s largest humanitarian crisis, reached its second anniversary.
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1 week ago |
washingtonpost.com | Katharine Houreld |Hafiz Haroun
Mass displacement, horrific eyewitness accounts follow Sudan camp attack (washingtonpost.com) Mass displacement, horrific eyewitness accounts follow Sudan camp attack By Katharine Houreld; Hafiz Haroun 2025041514492500 Tens of thousands of people have fled attacks on camps for displaced families in Sudan, the United Nations' migration agency says, as eyewitnesses and survivors described an onslaught by paramilitary forces just days before the second anniversary of a civil war seen as the...
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1 week ago |
arkansasonline.com | Katharine Houreld
On the move? Let us read it for you. LISTEN NOW Your browser does not support the audio element. A Sudanese paramilitary force has killed more than 100 civilians, including nine aid workers, in an attack on a famine-struck camp for displaced families, a regional health official said Saturday. The attack comes just days ahead of the two-year anniversary of the start of the civil war in Sudan, which has become one of the world's deadliest conflicts.
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washingtonpost.com | Katharine Houreld |Hafiz Haroun
Sudan paramilitary kills dozens, including 9 aid workers, health official says (washingtonpost.com) Sudan paramilitary kills dozens, including 9 aid workers, health official says By Katharine Houreld; Hafiz Haroun 2025041214354200 A Sudanese paramilitary force has killed around 100 civilians, including nine aid workers, in an attack on a famine-struck camp for displaced families, a regional health official said on Saturday.
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2 weeks ago |
washingtonpost.com | Katharine Houreld
Trump’s PEPFAR cuts upend the lives of Kenyan families battling HIV (washingtonpost.com) Trump’s PEPFAR cuts upend the lives of Kenyan families battling HIV By Katharine Houreld 2025040509005600 NAIROBI — The clamor of small voices fills Mary's tiny flat. Four of the children are hers; she took in the other four when their mother was killed. One of the girls has HIV.
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Big congratulations to the competition on their very well-deserved award for a series of explosive Sudan exposes.
Deeply honored by this recognition of our coverage of the war in Sudan. It includes work by talented @nytimes colleagues @ckoettl @sanjanamv @NatalieReneau Aaron Byrd @ivorprickett @LaurenLeatherby @NickCaseyNYT @moises_saman @AAltayb https://t.co/uweFQCVGTe
