Sudan’s health system teeters on collapse as aid cuts shutter clinics

MSF warns Sudan’s fragile health system is nearing collapse as global funding cuts shutter clinics nationwide. Although the US remains the largest donor, many USAID-funded grants ended in June and European aid has fallen, forcing patients to travel longer distances and overloading remaining facilities. About 33 million people need medical care amid ongoing war, with frontline services shrinking in Darfur and aid camps losing providers, while attacks on healthcare persist and hunger rises in the country.