Sudan’s War Enters Fourth Year Amid Severe Humanitarian Crisis; Food Shortages Worsen in South Sudan
Sudan’s war has entered its fourth year, with 13 million people displaced and parts of Darfur severely damaged. The country is considered the world’s largest humanitarian crisis in displacement and hunger. In South Sudan, thousands in Akobo are experiencing severe hunger and malnutrition, while families in Jonglei are consuming wild plants due to food shortages. The WFP is delivering food and nutr
Sudan’s war has entered its fourth year, with 13 million people displaced and parts of Darfur severely damaged by the conflict. Sudan is considered the world’s largest humanitarian crisis in displacement and hunger. There is no end in sight to the fighting between the military and the Rapid Support Forces.
In South Sudan, thousands in Akobo are experiencing severe hunger and malnutrition. The WFP is delivering food and nutritional assistance to hundreds of thousands in Akobo East, despite operational challenges. Families in Jonglei are consuming wild plants due to food shortages.
Patient Saidal Altaher, aged two months, is receiving treatment for malnutrition at a pediatric stabilization center in Port Sudan. A woman held a placard during a tree planting event in Nairobi, Kenya, commemorating the war in Sudan as it entered its fourth year.
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