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Impact of Climate Change on Livelihoods and Community Resilience in Qool-Caday Village

By Nuradin Mohamed Abi

Recurrent droughts and land degradation have reduced pasture, caused livestock losses, and weakened pastoral livelihoods, leading to food insecurity and displacement in Qool-Caday village. The community has responded through adaptation strategies such as water harvesting, rotational grazing, and livelihood diversification, alongside rangeland restoration efforts. The article highlights the need to combine local knowledge with sustainable interventions to strengthen resilience.

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Silicon Resilience: Inside Juba’s First All-Female AI Revolution

By Butros Nicola

This article explores South Sudan’s first all-female Artificial Intelligence (AI) App Development Bootcamp, organized by the National Communication Authority (NCA) through the Banat Initiative for Leadership and Digital Development (BiLLDD). Despite operating in a country with limited internet access, weak infrastructure, and significant gender barriers, 17 young women developed AI-powered solutions addressing critical local challenges in healthcare, agriculture, education, and employment.

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Art, Space, Grief and Everything In-between 2

By Rebecca Khamala

In this second piece of *Art, Grief, Space and Everything in Between*, Rebecca Khamala reflects on the role of rest, self-compassion, and healing during her residency at 32° East. Through an exploration of fellow artist Birungi Kawooya’s installation *Rest in Time and Space*, the article considers how art, cultural materials, and creative spaces can help us process trauma, reconnect with ourselves, and reimagine rest as an essential act of care.

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Community Kitchens in Times of War: Solidarity Networks and Food Security in Sudan

By Alaa Gamal

Since the outbreak of war in 2023, takayas (community kitchens) have emerged as vital grassroots responses to growing food insecurity and humanitarian collapse. Supported by volunteers, local communities, and diaspora networks, they provide essential food assistance in areas affected by conflict.