AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoChildren at Risk: A rights group says an army airstrike killed five children in North Kordofan. In El Obeid, drone activity is repeatedly forcing schools to suspend lessons, disrupting education for thousands of pupils. Humanitarian Crisis: Sudan’s Doctors Network warns that more than 6,500 people held by the RSF in El Geneina face worsening hunger and health conditions, including women and children. Famine risk is also rising in Darfur and Kordofan amid conflict and drought. Education: Sudan’s universities face pressure to return to their original campuses, but reopening alone will not restore staff, research or practical training after years of disrupted learning. Literature: Sudanese novelist Muhannad Rajab Al-Dabi won the Katara Prize for Arabic Novel for The Siege of Gazelle Waw; the novel will be translated into English. Women’s Health: Amani Abdallah, from El Hawata and now a nursing student in Sheffield, has spoken publicly about surviving female genital mutilation and undergoing surgery to repair lasting harm.
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