Fatma Naib

Fatma Naib is a Peabody Award-winning journalist who has worked for Al Jazeera English. She is also the former UNICEF Sudan chief of communications and is now based in Sweden.

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Letters to Sudan: Young people are sparking a creativity revolution

From art exhibitions to viral song campaigns to filmmaking initiatives, Sudan's youth are finding novel ways to spread messages of hope and dignity during a difficult time.

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Letters to Sudan: Young people are sparking a creativity revolution

Letters to Sudan: The education crisis is threatening an entire generation

Sudan is home to the largest number of internally displaced children in the world. An appalling 19 million of them are out of school due to the war, but urgent action must be taken to tackle this issue.

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Letters to Sudan: The education crisis is threatening an entire generation

Letters to Sudan: Millions of children face hunger in a preventable crisis

Malnutrition, made worse by the ongoing war, can be tackled with awareness campaigns and funding support from international donors, writes one expert.

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Letters to Sudan: Millions of children face hunger in a preventable crisis

Letters to Sudan: A journalist's reflection on peace, revolution and war

The world is not moving fast enough to help Sudan. To raise awareness, Fatma Naib has penned a four-part series on her experiences in Sudan and with its people. In part one, she explains her journey from journalism to advocacy.

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Letters to Sudan: A journalist's reflection on peace, revolution and war