AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoNubian Heritage: Archaeologists in Old Dongola have reached the original floor of the Great Church of Jesus, a vast medieval cathedral in the former Makurian capital. The discovery offers a rare new glimpse into Sudan’s Christian history. Shelter Crisis: UN agencies warn that 15.4 million people in Sudan need emergency shelter and household essentials, but aid has reached fewer than one million as funding runs short. South Darfur: A poor harvest in Mershing is deepening hardship, with families seeking help as farmers face scant rain and shrinking cultivated land. Culture and Memory: Sudanese artist Waleed Mohammed is using art to preserve collective memory, while novelist Amir Tag Elsir has shared how real people and events shape his fiction at the Sharjah International Book Fair. Education: Sudanese teachers are striking over low salaries and deteriorating schools, as conflict continues to disrupt children’s learning.
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