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May Isfort
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Journalistic Writer & Communication Designer
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Join date: Feb 24, 2026
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I am a journalistic writer and communication designer with an academic background in Print and Media Technology (BHT Berlin).
My work combines research, contextual analysis, and visual storytelling with a strong focus on Sudan.
I create clear, accessible explanations of complex topics and support NGOs and media with context‑driven communication.
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May 9, 2026 ∙ 5 min
Death Drones Sustaining Genocide: Made in China, Delivered by UAE, Smuggled via Ethiopia
These attacks had no immediate military purpose. Through terror against civilians and the deliberate destruction of supply systems, these areas are meant to be rendered ungovernable. Drones enable the RSF to gain control over large territories.
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Mar 26, 2026 ∙ 2 min
SOS Balkanroute: Sudanese Flee War And Lose Their Future At Europe’s Border
SOS Balkanroute Helps Where Europe Fails AI Image (Übersetzt aus dem Englischen) The war in Sudan has forced 15 million people to flee their homes. Around 60–65% of those displaced remain inside Sudan, and an estimated 90–95% of Sudanese who leave the country stay within Africa — primarily in neighboring states such as Chad, South Sudan, Egypt, and Libya. The escape routes out of Sudan are extremely dangerous. Along the paths through the Sahara, across Libya and Egypt, or toward the...
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Feb 25, 2026 ∙ 2 min
El Fasher: Darfur 60,000 Killed In Three Weeks
60,000 Killed In 3 Weeks (low estimate) | 5,000 Killed In 3 Days | 2,000 Killed In The First 48 h | 460 Killed In a Hospital | 130,000 Children Were Trapped | 150,000 Still Missing AI Image El Fasher, North Darfur El Fasher was one of the last cities in Darfur not under RSF control. It endured an 18-month siege marked by starvation, blocked aid, the shooting of relief workers — and repeated drone strikes targeting civilians and shelters for displaced people. Reports from Al Fashir indicate...
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