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More countries than ever voted to renew the UN mission investigating war crimes in Sudan, with three African nations joining the accountability effort for the first time. The growing coalition signals hope that justice will help end the devastating conflict.
A Sudanese artist is bringing her country's traditional music to new audiences with a contemporary debut album recorded in Paris. Her story of creative resilience shows how displacement can spark cultural bridges.
Church leaders from across Sudan gathered in Ethiopia to demand an immediate ceasefire and humanitarian aid access after nearly four years of devastating conflict. Their unified call for peace comes ahead of a major November assembly focused on rebuilding hope.
After fleeing war in Sudan, engineer Jamal Mubarak is heading home to help rebuild his country. He's one of 1,300 refugees choosing hope over safety through a UN voluntary return program.
Egypt is stepping up to help its neighbor Sudan recover from years of conflict, offering expertise in infrastructure, healthcare, and economic development. The partnership signals hope for regional stability and cooperation across Africa.
While Sudan faces deadly conflict, young volunteers are saving lives through grassroots aid networks that have won international praise. Their emergency rooms and community kitchens are keeping humanitarian help flowing when traditional aid faces deadly obstacles.
Sudan just made solar panels completely tax-free, opening the door for millions to access clean energy after a devastating fire knocked out two-thirds of the country's hydropower. The move could transform how an entire nation powers its future.
Eighty Sudanese refugees boarded a flight home from Uganda this week, marking the 11th successful journey in a growing program helping people reunite with their homeland. The voluntary return initiative has been quietly rebuilding connections between displaced families and Sudan throughout 2024.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture just committed $235 million to bring emergency food assistance to struggling families in Sudan and Ethiopia. This partnership connects American farmers' harvests with communities facing their toughest moments.
When civil war destroyed her solar-powered food preservation factory, Alaa Hamadto didn't flee for good. Five months after escaping to Cairo, she drove back through active combat zones to rebuild, inspiring business owners across Sudan to do the same.
Sudan just received a $40 million lifeline from the United Nations to tackle urgent health crises, including a cholera outbreak. The funding will strengthen healthcare, nutrition, and disease prevention across the country.
After years of conflict disrupted education for hundreds of thousands of Sudanese students, UNICEF is calling for all children to access the same national exams regardless of where they are. This effort aims to protect their future opportunities and ensure no student is left behind.