For my unborn child

For my unborn child

Over one million people have been displaced following weeks of clashes between the army and the paramilitary group Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Sudan. AbdulShakoor, a Sudanese journalist, decided to flee the country weeks after the conflict began. Relying on good Samaritans, he and his pregnant wife embarked on a costly journey by road and air, crossing multiple borders to safety in Nairobi.

Sudan peace talks

Sudan peace talks

Sudan's warring parties have resumed peace talks in Saudi Arabia as the country's deadly conflict continues to claim lives. The talks sponsored by Saudi Arabia and the US collapsed in July. Some experts say there are still challenges. The war between Sudan's army and the rival paramilitary broke out in April killing more than 4,000 people and displacing millions of others.

Sudanese refugees

Sudanese refugees

Aid agencies in Chad are struggling to deal with the huge number of refugees crossing over from Sudan. According to the United Nations the number of refugees has reached 90,000 with more expected.

Eco-friendly pencils

Eco-friendly pencils

Step into the world of two visionary Kenyan brothers who are crafting a unique learning experience for school children by repurposing old newspapers into pencils. This groundbreaking solution not only sparks creativity but also addresses the pressing issue of deforestation. Every year, an estimated eight million trees are felled to produce pencils worldwide. Through their innovation, the brothers have found a way to significantly reduce this environmental impact by recycling discarded newspapers.

Sudanese peace?

Sudanese peace?

Former UN Special Envoy to Yemen, Jamal Benomar says the United Nations could have done more to avert the fresh fighting in Sudan. He says the international community must back a Sudanese-led peace process to ensure the country gets a successful transition to civilian rule.