Sudan’s ongoing conflict continues to inflict severe humanitarian and security consequences across the region, with a recent drone strike in Abyei reportedly killing over 150 civilians. The United Nations has issued urgent warnings about the growing risk of broader regional instability, following an emergency international coordination meeting on the deteriorating situation. We speak exclusively with the UN envoy for Sudan to understand the international community’s response to the escalating humanitarian disaster. Meanwhile, public health concerns are mounting as Ebola cases emerge in Nigeria and surge in Kenya, prompting coordinated preparedness efforts among regional health authorities. In a separate development, families of the 79 victims of Cameroon’s deadliest railway disaster a decade ago are renewing their calls for justice, insisting that their grief remains unacknowledged despite years of legal proceedings.
Produced by Georja Calvin-Smith and Guillaume Gougeon
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