AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoDarfur’s Living Memory: Survivors of Zamzam camp, attacked in 2025, are determined to tell the stories of those killed and preserve memories of a community lost to war. Returning to Khartoum: Families coming home find ransacked houses, high repair costs and unreliable water, electricity and healthcare; many cannot afford to rebuild. Culture Under Fire: Sudanese artists are working to save cultural traditions as studios are destroyed. Kushite Heritage: New imaging has revealed the original colours of the Shrine of King Taharqa, built in what is now northern Sudan; the Ashmolean Museum will project its restored look from November 13. Sudanese Music Abroad: Doha Film Festival’s November programme will feature Sudanese voices alongside regional and international artists. Journalists at Risk: Sudan’s journalists’ syndicate has documented 673 violations and called for an end to impunity, while women journalists’ groups demand protection and justice.
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