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32 lives lost in assaults within a contested area straddling Sudan and South Sudan.

In a heartbreaking series of events in Abiye, a contested region between Sudan and South Sudan, 32 lives were tragically lost, including women, children, and a peacekeeper, during attacks carried out by armed militias and soldiers wearing South Sudanese army uniforms. The attacks, which occurred on a Sunday in two counties, have been vehemently condemned by Bulis Koch Aguar Ajith, the Minister…

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Urgent Call to Action: Help Fight Hunger in Sudan

The people of Sudan are facing a severe hunger crisis. Millions are struggling to access basic food and nutrition. Your support can make a real difference in saving lives and alleviating suffering.

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News | Oct 10, 2024

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Crisis in Sudan Escalates Hunger Issues in Kids

The crisis engulfing Sudan has precipitated a dire humanitarian emergency. Moreover, the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) is sounding the alarm over soaring hunger and malnutrition rates affecting millions across Sudan, South Sudan, and Chad.  

A Regional Humanitarian Emergency

Sudan's conflict has catalyzed the world's most significant displacement crisis, with weekly waves of families fleeing to neighboring South Sudan and Chad. Additionally, Michael Dunford, WFP’s Regional Director for Eastern Africa, highlighted the grim reality faced by those crossing borders: children and women, hungry and resourceless.   Soaring Hunger and Malnutrition In Sudan alone, 18 million people are acutely food insecure, and 3.8 million children under five are malnourished, many trapped in conflict zones. Furthermore, the situation is deteriorating rapidly, with those able to flee exacerbating the already critical humanitarian conditions in South Sudan and Chad.  

The Impact on Host Countries

South Sudan is witnessing a surge in malnutrition among children in transit camps. Moreover, the lack of resources and prolonged stays are making malnutrition increasingly prevalent. The WFP reports a staggering increase in malnutrition rates, with 25 percent of children in the Renk transit center near the Sudanese border suffering upon arrival.   Chad's Growing Crisis In Chad, over half a million Sudanese refugees have sought shelter. Additionally, 40 percent of refugee children in emergency clinics suffer from acute malnutrition. The influx has stretched humanitarian resources thin, forcing WFP to prioritize new arrivals and leave long-term refugees without assistance.  

Urgent Call for International Support

As the lean season approaches, the WFP warns of a looming hunger catastrophe unless the conflict is resolved, humanitarian access is granted, and crucial funding is secured. The agency faces a nearly US$300 million funding shortfall for the next six months, underscoring the urgent need for international intervention.   A Plea for Peace and Aid Dunford emphasizes the necessity of resolving the conflict and providing comprehensive support to affected families to prevent the crisis from devolving into a full-blown hunger disaster. The international community's swift action is crucial to addressing the immediate needs and averting further suffering.  

Conclusion

The crisis in Sudan has set off a chain reaction of displacement, hunger, and malnutrition that threatens to engulf the region. Additionally, with millions at risk and humanitarian agencies like WFP struggling to bridge a significant funding gap, the international community's immediate and concerted effort is vital to mitigate the unfolding humanitarian disaster and support the vulnerable populations across Sudan, South Sudan, and Chad.   Sources: THX News & World Food Programme. Read the full article

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Sudan: Army and paramilitaries battle over key sites

Heavy fighting has broken out in Sudan between the army and paramilitary group, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), amidst tensions over plans to integrate the RSF into the army. The RSF claims to have seized key sites, including airports and the presidential palace, while the army accuses the group of “traitorous plotting” and is fighting back. At least three civilians have died, with dozens of…

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The Overlooked Tragedies: The Sudan and Congo Crises Amid Western Exploitation

As the world fixates on geopolitical tensions elsewhere, Africa grapples with severe conflicts that receive minimal international attention. Notably, the ongoing crises in Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) underscore a troubling pattern: while the West often overlooks these humanitarian disasters, it continues to extract valuable resources from the continent, particularly from the DRC.

The Sudan Crisis: A Nation Torn Apart

Since April 2023, Sudan has been embroiled in a devastating civil war between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). This conflict has led to tens of thousands of deaths and displaced millions, creating a dire humanitarian crisis. Recent reports highlight atrocities such as the killing of around 70 people in an attack on a hospital in El Fasher, Darfur, underscoring the escalating violence and its impact on civilians. 

The Congo Crisis: A Battle for Resources

In the DRC, the resurgence of the M23 rebel group has intensified conflict in the eastern regions. Backed by Rwanda, M23 has captured key territories, including the strategic city of Goma. This offensive has displaced hundreds of thousands and exacerbated regional instability. The DRC’s vast mineral wealth, particularly in coltan—a critical component in electronic devices—has long been a focal point for exploitation. The control of these resources by rebel groups not only funds ongoing violence but also attracts international actors more interested in profit than peace. 

Western Indifference and Exploitation

Despite the severity of these crises, Western engagement remains limited. The international community’s response has been criticized as tepid, with insufficient humanitarian aid and a lack of decisive intervention. Simultaneously, Western corporations continue to benefit from Africa’s rich resources. In the DRC, multinational companies extract minerals essential for modern technology, often without adequate oversight, contributing to environmental degradation and human rights abuses.

A Call for Ethical Engagement

The juxtaposition of Western indifference to African conflicts and the ongoing exploitation of the continent’s resources highlights a profound ethical dilemma. It is imperative for the international community to reevaluate its priorities, ensuring that humanitarian concerns take precedence over economic interests. Comprehensive strategies that address both immediate humanitarian needs and the root causes of these conflicts are essential.

By acknowledging and actively responding to the crises in Sudan and the DRC, the world can begin to rectify the longstanding neglect and exploitation that have plagued Africa.

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The Escalating War Of Sudan

Ghanaian diplomat Martha Ama Akyaa Pobee raised a dire alarm during a non-voting meeting at the Council, stating that Sudan is confronting an alarming convergence of escalating humanitarian crises and a catastrophic human rights situation. After nearly seven months of conflict between the Sudanese army, led by General Abdel Fattah al-Burhane, and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) under…

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The people of Sudan are facing a severe hunger crisis. Millions are struggling to access basic food and nutrition. Your support can make a real difference in saving lives and alleviating suffering.

Can you donate $10, $20, or $50 to help provide emergency food assistance? Every contribution, no matter how small, can help feed a family in desperate need.

Please share this message to raise awareness about the situation in Sudan. Together, we can make a meaningful impact and bring hope to those facing food insecurity.

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UK Ambassador Calls for Justice Amidst the Sudan Crisis

  In a Passionate Appeal

In a passionate address to the United Nations, UK Human Rights Ambassador, Rita French, took a strong stance against the Sudanese Armed Forces and Rapid Support Forces, condemning their actions for dragging Sudan into an unjustified war that has devastated the nation. The ambassador expressed deep concern for the Sudanese people, whose wishes had been utterly disregarded amidst the turmoil.   Horrific Attacks on Civilians French emphasized the gravity of the situation, particularly in Khartoum and Darfur, where targeted and indiscriminate use of force against civilians has resulted in horrific consequences.  

Pursuing Justice with International Support

With a commitment to justice, Ambassador French pledged to collaborate with international partners to bring all parties involved in these heinous crimes to account for their actions. The scale of the crisis is staggering, with thousands dead, 4.8 million displaced, and half of the population requiring humanitarian assistance. Despite this dire need, bureaucratic obstacles have plagued the delivery of life-saving supplies to those affected, a situation that is hard to believe.   A Plea for Ceasefire Ambassador French asserted that there is no military solution to the Sudan crisis and urged all parties involved to recognize this fact. She emphasized that every day without a ceasefire agreement provides further evidence that the conflict arises from power, ego, and greed, at the expense of the rights and lives of the Sudanese people.  

The World's Watchful Eye

In conclusion, Ambassador French emphasized that the international community closely monitors the situation in Sudan, especially in Darfur. She committed unwaveringly to ensure credible investigations and accountability, confronting those who have enjoyed decades-long impunity while claiming to lead Sudan. The call for justice resounds, echoing the voices of those who have suffered in the shadow of this ongoing crisis. Meanwhile, as the world grapples with the consequences of Sudan's turmoil, the question lingers: Will justice prevail in a nation torn apart by war, or will the Sudanese people's cries continue to go unheard?   Sources: THX News, Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office & Rita French. Read the full article

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