Sudan Has Become a 'Case Study' for the Impact of USAID Cuts, Aid Worker Says

Letter: USAID elimination comes with untold human cost | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

Research published in the medical journal The Lancet estimates that 14 million people will die over the next five years due to our closure of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). The Trump administration was either unaware of this potential human catastrophe, ignored it or just didn’t care.

USAID Officially Shuts Down & No One Is Dying

USAID is gone and not missed by all. No one is dying. Ninety-eight percent of the workers were in the US pushing paper around. Over 100 were insubordinate or interfered with or disobeyed Executive orders (Deep State runs Deep), and the place was easily proven to be mismanaged. They obstructed career

Sudan has become a 'case study' for the impact of USAID cuts, aid worker says

Humanitarians in Sudan, where a three-year civil war has made assistance increasingly difficult, warn that a vacuum left by cuts to U.S. funding cannot be filled.

War-struck children in Sudan tell of harrowing violence

For over two years, the people of Sudan have been subjected to a civil war that has killed tens of thousands and displaced millions of people. The children are paying the highest price. Read all

African Development Bank Approves $62 Million Emergency Grant to Restore Critical Services in Conflict-Affected Sudan

The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank Group has approved a $62.13 million emergency grant to support the Sudan Integrated Social Sector Infrastructure Rehabilitation Project (SISSIRP). This vital support aims to restore essential health, education, and water services that have been severely disrupted by the ongoing civil conflict in Sudan, which erupted in 2023. The funding package, approved on 11 July 2025, comprises $44.57 mil…