FROM THE FIELD: Solar power lights up Sudanese refugee camp
2021-03-15 04:05
In eastern Sudan, renewable energy is being trialled as a power source in UN-run refugee camps, where an influx of thousands of people fleeing conflict in Ethiopia is putting a strain on local resources, and host communities.
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