The United Nations, on Monday, said it is seeking $6 billion for Sudan this year from international donors to help ease suffering. The UN described the suffering as the “most devastating crisis of our times”,

More than one in two people in war-torn Sudan have too little to eat, famine "is taking hold" and sexual violence is rife, the UN's top aid official

Another attack on Sudan’s largest IDP camp, already at the center of the world’s largest displacement crisis, added to the death toll—on top of the 13 children dying of hunger each day for over six months.

The United Nations said on Monday it is seeking $6 billion (about Ksh.775 billion) for Sudan this year from international donors to help ease suffering in what it called one of the most devastating crises of our times,

U.N. officials on Monday asked for $6 billion for Sudan this year from donors to help ease what they called the world's worst ever hunger catastrophe and the mass displacement of people brought on by civil war.