Unpacking the Crisis in Sudan

The Malak Foundation highlights the latest episode of The Horn podcast, where BBC journalist Mohanad Hashim speaks with guest host Elissa Jobson about the devastating civil war in Sudan. Hashim recounts his harrowing journey through cities like Omdurman, painting a vivid picture of life amid relentless bombardments, severe food shortages, and widespread atrocities.

This episode sheds light on why Sudan’s conflict remains underreported in global media, the grim reality for civilians caught in the crossfire, and the muted international response. Hashim also delves into how Sudanese people perceive the warring factions, exploring their hopes for a peaceful resolution and a brighter political future.

The conversation further examines the role of foreign actors in the conflict, complicating Sudan’s path to stability. For anyone wanting to understand the complexities of Sudan's crisis, this podcast is an essential listen.

You can explore more and listen to the full episode on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Additionally, Mohanad Hashim's BBC mini-documentary “They Ransacked My Home and Left My Town in Ruins” provides a powerful visual account of the conflict’s toll on everyday lives.

By sharing this content, the Malak Foundation aims to raise awareness of the ongoing humanitarian catastrophe in Sudan and encourage meaningful support for those affected by the conflict.