AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSudan War & Health Crisis: El Obeid is tightening into an “epidemic quagmire” as cholera outbreaks, a 70% water shortage, and collapsing health services collide with militia cordons and abuses, while civilians struggle to reach medicines and basic care. Sudan Tech & Warfare: A separate report highlights how drone proliferation is changing Sudan’s battlefield—expanding reach and lethality for both state and non-state actors, with repeated drone strikes killing civilians and hitting schools and health facilities. Humanitarian Tech Risks: World Vision warns that emerging tech like drones is increasingly turning aid work into a target, citing a Darfur hospital strike that left dozens dead and clinics unable to function. Ebola Vaccine Research: WHO is pushing the Ervebo vaccine into a clinical trial in DR Congo, testing whether a vaccine built for one Ebola type can protect against another. Biotech Contract: Arisan Therapeutics won NIAID funding to develop an orally administered small-molecule antiviral entry inhibitor with preclinical activity against Ebola and Sudan virus. Education in Displacement: In eastern Chad, Sudan refugee communities are running schools—Plan International’s camp primary school now has 1,059 pupils and 30 teachers, including recruits from the refugee population.
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