
The UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today most strongly condemned the suicidal attack on the World Food Offices in Islamabad, the Pakistani capital. According to UN sources, a few have been confirmed dead while the critically injured are being treated in hospital.
UN's Ban Ki-moon condemns Islamabad attack Source: The Dawn
GENEVA: A suicide bomb attack on a World Food Programme (WFP) office in Islamabad that killed five people on Monday was a 'heinous crime,' United Nations Secretary- General Ban Ki-moon said.
Aid organisations praise TNT's humanitarian help | Moving the WorldSource: movingtheworld.org
AID ORGANISATIONS PRAISE TNT'S HUMANITARIAN HELP
Sunday, 12 Jul 2009
Written by Tanja Gauldie
When the cyclone Aila struck more than 42 small islands in the Ganges delta area on 25th May, the West Bengal government and the military forces rushed to help.
Cristiano Ronaldo = 520 Million School MealsSource: WFP.org
Cristiano Ronaldo, football's world player of the year in 2008, is about to leave British club Manchester United for Spain's Real Madrid, for a record fee of US$130 million. WFP's Greg Barrow reflects on what that figure means in hunger terms.

I'm headed down to Bab al Mandeb—a narrow strait, spanning only 12 miles from the Middle East to Africa—to spend an afternoon with Abdalla Abrahem, a fisherman.

TAIZ, Yemen | "This is the first food I've eaten in four days," Habiba Mohammad Hassan, a 17 year old Somali girl says while opening a packet of high energy biscuits from the U.N. World Food Program (WFP).
Pirates a Constant Menace to Food Lifeline Source: WFP.org
The high-profile hijacking of US ship Maersk Alabama by Somali pirates has thrown a spotlight onto the fragile food lifeline supporting millions of hungry people in the Horn of Africa.
Second UN aid worker killed in Somalia this week.Source: Yahoo! News
Gunmen killed a U.N. World Food Programme (WFP) worker on Thursday as his team distributed aid in Somalia's anarchic capital Mogadishu, the second staff member murdered this week.
Food aid trucks seized in SomaliaSource: AllAfrica News: Latest
Islamist militia in control of Somalia's southern port of Kismayo seized aid trucks and warned the UN's World Food Program (WFP) about future aid deliveries, Radio Garowe reported Wednesday.
Food Aid, With a TwistSource: Center for Global Development
Purchase for Progress (P4P) is a groundbreaking initiative to transform the way the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) purchases food in developing countries.
UN seeks Somalia aid escort to ward off piratesSource: Reuters
The United Nations appealed on Monday for international help to protect U.N. food shipments in Somalia's pirate-infested waters, warning of shortages if no country came forward.
2 more aid workers kidnapped in SomaliaSource: Associated Press - Google
Unidentified gunmen kidnapped two Somali employees of the U.N.'s World Food Program Sunday, a Mogadishu-based member of the organization said, bringing to 20 the number of humanitarian workers kidnapped this year.
Woman's effort to rescue the children of LaosSource: The San Francisco Chronicle
The United Nations classifies Laos as one of the world's "least developed" countries. And no wonder. Half of all children here are chronically malnourished during their first five years of life. They suffer "stunting" as a result.
UN threatens to halt Darfur food aid over attacksSource:
The United Nations on Sunday threatened to suspend emergency food deliveries to parts of war-torn Darfur in western Sundan if the security situation does not improve. The warning comes after a surge of hijackings and bandit attacks.
UN worker injured by gunmen in SomaliaSource: Agence-France Presse
A UN World Food Programme (WFP) employee suffered gunshot wounds Saturday after his vehicle was attacked in southern Somalia The WFP employee "was attacked by an unidentified militia; they wounded him as he was on his way home" in the city of Merka, around 100 kilometres (60 mile …
Two UN employees feared dead in Somali kidnappingSource: Forbes
A World Food Programme employee and his chauffeur are feared dead in Somalia after a botched kidnapping, a U.N. official said Sunday citing a third member of their party who got away.