The phrase "african relief" is not correct as it should be capitalized as "African relief." You can use it when discussing humanitarian aid or assistance provided to African countries or communities in need.
Example: "The organization is dedicated to providing African relief through various programs aimed at improving health and education."
Alternatives: "aid for Africa" or "relief efforts in Africa."
Over the years, they have been used not only by agriculturists, geologists, oceanographers, ecologists and others concerned with land management but also by African relief agencies to identify little used roads in remote regions.
Mark Simmons, Sudan country director for a Canadian organization, the Fellowship for African Relief, said the aid worker might have been killed for refusing to give up his satellite phone.
After a two-week tussle between the charity Band Aid Trust and Apple, iTunes users in Britain will now be able to download the new recording of "Do They Know It's Christmas?," the pop song for African relief.
On Jan . 22 they issued a pastoral letter, signed by 24 members of the clergy and lay people, seeking support on a list of issues, from African relief to universal health care.
Ms. Fielding has a flair for ensemble interactions, and she sets Rosie among a group of colleagues (one of whom calls her "poor old sock") who may be too jolly for African relief workers but do keep the book alive.
Vice President and Mrs. George Bush have joined the honorary list of distinguished Americans backing World Vision's African relief and development programs.
The G8 summit held at Gleneagles in early July produced substantial progress on his push for African debt relief.
The White House said Mr. Bush and Bono, left, discussed AIDS, African debt relief and efforts to expand trade and prevent malaria.
The recording took place yesterday in the same Hollywood studio as the 1985 original, which was recorded in aid of African famine relief.
The draft resolution has been revised to include more support for an African Union relief and police action under way in Sudan.
He met with tribal leaders, members of a cease-fire monitoring group of the African Union, relief groups and United Nations staff.
