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    Op-Ed: North Africa Is Witnessing Solidarity in Motion, but at What Cost?
    News
    12 June 2025

    Op-Ed: North Africa Is Witnessing Solidarity in Motion, but at What Cost?

    The Maghrebian Al-Soumoud convoy was set to meet the Global March to Gaza on Thursday, but the Egyptian authorities are detaining and deporting foreign nationals and even obstructing them from entering Egypt.

    Group of young Sudanese men sharing a communal meal from a large pot, serving food into plastic bags in an outdoor community setting.
    What It's Like To...
    26 March 2025

    What It’s Like To … Be a First Responder in the Sudan War

    The Emergency Response Rooms are getting international recognition for being a truly grassroots movement of humanitarian aid.

    Next to a brick wall, four women wearing toubs with colorful patterns stand or sit around a large round pot, smiling and chatting while one woman stirs the pot's contents with a wooden stick.
    News
    20 February 2025

    This Community Kitchen in Sudan is Setting an Inspiring Example for Grassroots Humanitarian Aid

    Preparing to feed 350 families during Islam’s holiest month of Ramadan, Sururab Community Kitchen has made a call for donations to sustain their life-saving and life-affirming humanitarian work.

    An older man, Cyril Ramaphosa, in a suit stands at a podium while speaking into a microphone. He stands against a red-carpeted background.
    News
    13 February 2025

    Donald Trump Shuts Down USAID to South Africa: What Now?

    The suspension of USAID to South Africa has created challenges for NGOs and raised questions about future funding sources amid broader political tensions over land reform and race in the country.

    People protest against US President Donald Trump and Elon Musk's plan to shutdown USAID outside the US Capitol
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    12 February 2025

    Can the U.S. Funding Freeze Open Opportunities For More Sustainable Humanitarian Aid?

    Egyptian humanitarian aid worker Rana Ashraf believes that the current funding crisis should prompt a decolonial overhaul of a deeply flawed system.

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