War Driven Blackouts Spark Solar Revolution in Sudan, but Cost Remains a Major Barrier The ongoing conflict in Sudan has crippled its power grid, leaving millions without electricity.
Residents are turning to solar energy as a lifeline, but the high cost of imported systems is a significant obstacle for many. Randa al Mansour's story illustrates this challenge.
As a housewife and mother of three in Omdurman, she relies on solar panels installed on her building's rooftop due to frequent blackouts.