£50,000 has been sent to help aid the humanitarian crisis in East Africa.
The money, from the Isle of Man's Emergency Aid Budget, will help agencies working in South Sudan, Somalia, Kenya and Ethiopia.
Drought and conflict has left 16 million people on the brink of starvation and in urgent need of food, water and medical treatment.
It brings the total amount of support given by the Manx Government to £100,000.
Mountain Road closed til midday on Sunday
The Mountain Road is to remain shut until Sunday as the Department of Infrastructure carries out emergency roadworks.
Pre-TT Classic this weekend
Road closures are in place this weekend as the first day of racing gets underway for the Pre-TT Classic at Billown.
Firearms unit sent to disturbance in Ramsey
Police were called out this morning to reports of a disturbance on Albert Road in Ramsey.
All-island leisure facility rate rejected
An MHK's plans to introduce and all-island leisure rate for swimming pools have been rejected by Tynwald.
Is Onchan getting a new bakery?
Plans have been submitted to open a new bakery in Onchan.
ManxSPCA issue advice on keeping pets safe this TT
An Island animal charity has issued advice on keeping your pet safe during the TT festival.
Peel Commissioners asking to buy land worth £1.75 million
Peel commissioners are asking permission from the government to buy a row of houses and a field for £1.75 million.
Bushy the Fox and The Black Dog unite for TT!
A business in the west of the Island is celebrating a special TT honour.
