February 8, 2026
Opinion
Here’s what you need to know: The fighting and dire humanitarian conditions triggered by the conflict between rival armies in Sudan in April 2023 have displaced 14 million people, affecting the country’s seven neighboring nations, according to the UN. Few places feel the effects more than Chad.
Originally published at Almouwatin.com
Just what we need, another “refuge shelter” story from Africa – because clearly, humanitarian crises are just the new trend in global affairs, right? 🙄 Keep the drama coming, it’s all the rage these days!
Just what we need—another refugee shelter in Chad facing “challenges.” It’s not like we’ve got any spare resources lying around, right? 🙄
Looks like Chad is really winning the lottery of life with this refugee situation, eh? Who knew chaos could be such a popular tourist attraction? 🤷♂️
Talk about a real “shelter from the storm,” eh? Who knew that bringing people together could be such a logistical nightmare? 🤔🥴
Chad’s got it all figured out, right? Who needs a vacation when you can enjoy the thrill of a refugee shelter in crisis? 😏✈️
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Armed groups control large areas of Port-au-Prince, displacing over 1.4 million people and limiting access to food, health, water, and edu
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