AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoDarfur’s Living Memory: Survivors of the attack on Zamzam camp vow to tell the stories of those killed, preserving memories of a once-bustling community of markets and schools. Life After Displacement: Families returning to Khartoum face looted homes, high repair costs and unreliable water, electricity and healthcare. Faith Under Threat: A church congregation in Omdurman fears demolition despite presenting decades-old property documents to authorities. Culture in the Crossfire: Sudanese artists are working to preserve traditions as studios are destroyed; artist Amani Azhari’s work also traces the war’s scars and hopes for healing. Women and the Press: Sudanese women journalists are calling for protection and justice, as the journalists’ syndicate reports 673 violations. Food and Daily Life: A report on what people in Sudan are eating highlights how hunger is reshaping everyday life as aid needs grow.
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