‘Spoiled insulin’: Sudan war disrupts drug supplies, fuelling smuggling
As the conflict destroys local production, Sudanese patients are forced to rely on expensive, smuggled medicines.

As the conflict destroys local production, Sudanese patients are forced to rely on expensive, smuggled medicines.


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Sudan recalls its ambassador to Addis Ababa as drone attacks shatter sense of calm after years of civil war.

Sudan has recalled its ambassador to Addis Ababa, accusing Ethiopia of being behind attacks on Khartoum’s airport.
Sudan claims it has evidence that four drone attacks have been launched from Ethiopia with UAE-supplied drones.
Data from satellites shows how Sudan’s war devastated its farming heartland, triggering a unprecedented hunger crisis.
The attack, the second in a week, follows months of relative calm in the city after government forces regained control.
Aid agencies warn that time is running out to avoid an ‘irreversible humanitarian catastrophe’.
Families in Sudan face hunger and displacement during war with millions dependent on limited and inconsistent aid.
Hundreds of women and children among those detained by the rebel group, says Sudan Doctors Network.
Measles kills 70 in East Darfur’s Labado in a few weeks as healthcare collapse leaves families without medicines.
Disruption to fuel and fertiliser supplies due to the Strait of Hormuz closure will hit crop yields, UNDP chief warns.