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Mr Allan Calma is the LWF World Service Global Humanitarian Coordinator. Photo: LWF/S. Gallay

World Humanitarian Day

"Local people are usually the first providing aid”

A field of dead millet crop in Omusati region, northern Namibia. Â© LWF/M. Retief

LWF Calls on Member Churches to Support Namibia and Angola Response to Drought

Worst Drought in 30 Years: General Secretary Junge Underlines Urgency for Early Intervention

(LWI) The Lutheran World Federation (LWF) has called on its member churches worldwide to support Lutheran churches in Namibia and Angola…

Makalaâs family sells pawpaws to buy food after drought killed their millet crop. Â© LWF/M. Retief

FEATURE: In Namibia, It Hasn’t Been This Tough for Decades

LWF Reaches Out to Rural Communities in Namibia’s Worst Drought

WINDHOEK, Namibia/GENEVA, 19 September 2013 (LWI) – Makala sits under one of the family’s pawpaw trees in the hot sun, her baby on her lap, and her other…

Magdaline's family depends on her monthly pension for survival. Photo: LWF/Thomas Ekelund

FEATURE: Namibia on the Tipping Point

LWF Response to Ease Burden on Pensioners and Livestock Owners

WINDHOEK, Namibia/GENEVA, 27 August 2013 (LWI) - Sixty-five-year-old Magdaline says she was on the road for four days, travelling the 150…

âThe worst drought I have ever seen.â Tusnerde worries for her village. Photo: LWF/ Thomas Ekelund

Nothing to Harvest

LWF and Namibian Churches Responding to Drought

WINDHOEK, Namibia/GENEVA, 17 September 2013 (LWI) – Nokongo is a typical one-year-old Namibian youngster – walking, carrying a bowl of cereals, smiling.

And like a third of…

LWF Delegation presenting donation to drought relief. Â© The Namibian

Cash Relief to Drought-affected Namibians

LWF Member Churches Working Together to Alleviate Suffering

(LWI) – A prolonged drought spell has led to a food and water crisis in Namibia, with some areas facing the worst situation in 30 years. The Lutheran World Federation (…

Rev. Martin Junge, Presiding Bishop Dr Alex G. Malasusa and Bishop Dr Frank O. July visit a parishioner in southern Namibia. Photo: LWF/Klaus Rieth

General Secretary Junge Affirms Lutheran Communion Solidarity with Drought Affected Namibians

Visiting LWF Delegation Assesses Impact of Prolonged Dry Spell on Rural Communities

(LWI) – Leading a delegation of The Lutheran World Federation (LWF) to drought-affected regions in Namibia, General Secretary Rev. Martin Junge has…

LWF delegation with Namibian Prime Minister and church leaders Â© LWF/Klaus Rieth

It Takes Courage to Work for Unity

African Region Affirms Commitment to Host 2017 LWF Assembly in Namibia

WINDHOEK, Namibia/GENEVA, 2 October 2013 (LWI) – Leaders of The Lutheran World Federation (LWF) visiting member churches in Namibia participated in the…

Drought relief worker and Onangholo residents, northwestern Namibia. Photo: LWF/UCC Hartmut Diehl

Cash Payout Helps Households Prioritize Needs in Namibia

Food, Water and School Uniforms for Drought-Affected Families in Amperbo

(LWI) – Sophia Fredrick, 40, says she will first use part of the 800 Namibian dollars (USD 80) she received recently to pay her contribution towards costs…

With the huge influx of Syrian refugees, classrooms in Mafraq public schools are even more crowded than usual. Photo: LWF/Mats Wallerstedt

LWF Affirms Support for Ecumenical Efforts to End Conflict in Syria

Junge Participates in WCC Consultation on Syria

(LWI) - The global church family has an urgent ecumenical and humanitarian responsibility towards civilians who continue to suffer the greatest impact of the ongoing conflict in…