AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSudan Refugees in Chad: UNHCR says Sudanese crossings into eastern Chad have surged—over 400 a day, about 20 times the usual pace—pushing the total to nearly one million since 2023, with women and girls reporting kidnappings and rapes. Gold Economy Under Strain: Sudan’s gold exporters accuse influential actors of draining wealth through exports outside official channels, warning only a fraction of gold value reaches the state and the pound keeps sliding. Food Security in Conflict: FAO launches a nationwide livestock vaccination push to protect 9.8 million animals and the livelihoods of 1.2 million households across Sudan’s war-affected states. Culture & Identity: A Sudan cotton-field coming-of-age film, Cotton Queen, spotlights girlhood, colonial history, and women’s rights through a mix of humor and uneasy memory. Church Voices: Christians urge the US to uphold its visa decision against Sudan’s Burhan, arguing neither SAF nor RSF represents civilians and legitimacy must come from people seeking peace. Regional Context: Ethiopia’s Tigray sees renewed fighting and reported internet/phone disruptions as former enemies unite against the government.
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