AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSolar Survival in Khartoum: With Sudan’s war-linked blackouts worsening, more families in Omdurman are turning to rooftop solar—but prices for panels, batteries and inverters keep it out of reach for many. Humanitarian Alarm in West Kordofan: A local relief group reports at least 23 deaths and 310+ suspected cholera cases in Humeir and Hilla Hussein, warning of medicine and fluid shortages and disrupted transport. UN Pressure on Sudan Arms: Sudanese civil society is urging the UN Security Council to expand the arms embargo nationwide, citing drone strikes hitting hospitals, camps, schools and markets. War Economy Claims: Sudan’s Communist Party says the conflict has deepened economic collapse and fueled a parallel economy tied to smuggling and military-commercial interests. Culture & Memory: A feature revisits Jimmy Durham, described as the first Black soldier to enlist in the British army, tracing his Sudan-linked origins. Global Pop Politics Spillover: International headlines keep circling Macklemore’s “Free Palestine” remarks during Ed Sheeran’s tour, with petitions calling for his removal—echoing how Sudan-related solidarity themes travel through global culture.
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