Sudan’s war-driven blackouts push residents toward solar power but high costs shut many out
- “We are suffering big time,” said al-Mansour, who lives with her three children in Omdurman, just outside the capital of Khartoum.
- “When kids arrive at school in the morning, they find no electricity there, so they are forced to head back home, where there is none either.
- It is very hard for them to study under such a high temperatu
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- “We are suffering big time,” said al-Mansour, who lives with her three children in Omdurman, just outside the capital of Khartoum.
- “When kids arrive at school in the morning, they find no electricity there, so they are forced to head back home, where there is none either.
- It is very hard for them to study under such a high temperatu
Sources: ABC News