AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHealth System Recovery: Sudan’s Health Minister says about 75% of hospitals and primary healthcare facilities have resumed operations, alongside $293 million secured for rebuilding, including World Bank, African Development Bank, and Global Fund support for malaria, HIV, immunization, and vaccination systems. Humanitarian Access Under Fire: The Sudanese army claims it has regained control of the Al Sadarat highway linking Khartoum to El-Obeid, a move meant to restore supply routes and limit RSF pressure on the North Kordofan city where UN warns of a humanitarian catastrophe. Women and Girls at Risk: UN Women reports women and girls in El-Obeid face drone attacks on water sources by day and sexual violence at night, with safe water collection effectively impossible. Cholera and Water Safety: Separate reporting highlights cholera risk rising in El-Obeid amid damaged water systems and limited access to food and healthcare. Ebola Update (Regional Health Threat): In DR Congo, Ebola cases have surpassed 3,000 and deaths have passed 1,000 as health workers strike over unpaid bonuses, while a new Bundibugyo-targeting Ebola vaccine enters human clinical trials in the UK.
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