AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSudan War & Humanitarian Fallout: A UN report says Sudan’s conflict is being fuelled by weapons and mercenaries from external states, with drones helping both sides strike beyond front lines. Missing Persons Crisis: The ICRC warns more than 11,000 people are registered missing in Sudan, as families face arrests, disappearances, and a lack of a central system to track detainees. Red Cross Support: The Red Cross says it helped 38,500 families reconnect as Sudan’s missing-person crisis deepens. Dialogue in Khartoum: A Sudanese-Sudanese dialogue preparatory committee says it’s working to bridge gaps through consultations, with participants shaping outcomes by consensus. Arms Embargo Debate: The UN Security Council is urged to extend Sudan’s arms embargo nationwide and include drones, arguing the current map no longer matches the war. Women & Peacebuilding: In Warrap, a deputy governor calls for peacebuilding to move beyond conference halls and involve local communities, including accountability for rape and cattle raiding. Sports & Culture: Nigeria’s Super Falcons coaching reshuffle is in focus, with Swedish coach Thomas Dennerby linked to a possible return ahead of Olympic qualifiers. Education & Mobility: UK’s “visa brake” challenge fails for Sudanese students with Oxford offers, keeping the suspension in place.
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