Namibia Pipeline Brings Clean Water to Three Villages, Tuberculosis Deaths Fall by a Third Since 2015, Kenya to Promote 50,000 Teachers | Nov 13, 2026

A new pipeline brings clean water to three villages in northern Namibia; UN agencies call for seeds and food aid as hunger deepens in DR Congo; Kenya funds promotions for 50,000 teachers; WHO reports tuberculosis deaths down 35% since 2015; and Indonesia joins a global forest partnership at COP31.

Sources

Water: New Era (via AllAfrica): 10km Pipeline Brings Clean Water Closer to Villages (13 Nov 2026)

Food: WFP: Conflict and disease outbreaks deepen DR Congo's hunger crisis as record numbers are projected (13 Nov 2026)

Education: Capital FM (via AllAfrica): Ruto Announces Sh4 Billion for Teacher Promotions (12 Nov 2026)

Health: WHO: Amid challenges, countries increase domestic investment to protect progress against tuberculosis (12 Nov 2026)

Planet: ANTARA: Indonesia joins Forest and Climate Leaders' Partnership at COP31 (13 Nov 2026)

Ways to help

World Food Programme: food assistance for people facing hunger, including in DR Congo

Save the Children: keeps children learning and safe, in Kenya and worldwide

Partners In Health: treats tuberculosis, including drug-resistant TB, through community health workers

Rainforest Trust: protects tropical habitat with local partners

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