Conflict driving hunger crisis in Sudan, UN officials tell Security Council
Eleven months of brutal fighting is driving a hunger crisis in Sudan, with some areas likely to experience catastrophic levels of food insecurity by the lean season in May, the UN Security Council heard on Wednesday. https://ift.tt/xaebXlk
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