Sudan’s shattered power grid, crippled by war and costing billions, leaves millions in the dark—forcing desperate families to turn to solar energy, but at a price most can’t afford. With temperatures rising and medicine spoiling in pharmacies, the lack of reliable power is devastating daily life. Despite having nearly 4,000 hours of sunshine a year, Sudan’s clean energy dream is stalled by imported tech costs and a collapsing economy, while skilled workers flee the country.
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