Instructional Video3:07
Jabzy

Anglo-Egyptian War - 3 Minute History

12th - Higher Ed
In this video, Jabzy brings us historical tidbits and unknown facts about the Anglo-Egyptian War
Instructional Video13:44
AllTime 10s

10 Countries That Won't Exist In 100 Years

12th - Higher Ed
Country boundaries and spheres of power have shifted a lot over the last few centuries. So how might they changed in the next? Alltime 10s bring you 10 countries that could possibly be approaching their sell-by dates.
Instructional Video2:58
Financial Times

Ebola: its history in numbers

Higher Ed
The virus's outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is the latest to hit Africa. The FT's Bernadeta Dadonaite tracks the history of the virus over the decades.
Instructional Video10:16
TLDR News

Ethiopia’s Renaissance Dam: Will it Mean War with Egypt - TLDR News.

12th - Higher Ed
It might not seem major global news that Ethiopia is currently building a dam across the Nile, a dam they hope will solve the country's issue relating to water, electricity supply, and trade. The issue is that neighbouring countries...
Instructional Video1:26
Fun Kids

Flags of the World #3

Pre-K - K
Let's learn about countries and flags of the world with this fun video for kids! Learn countries of the world & flags of the world with fun music and great pictures of flags. Learn what the flags of many different countries look like.
Podcast6:37
Book Club for Kids

Survival in "A Long Walk to Water"

Pre-K - Higher Ed
The people of Sudan, a country in northeast Africa, have faced many difficult challenges, including civil war, drought, and famine. This audio interview focuses on A Long Walk to Water, a story about two young survivors of extreme...
Instructional Video20:49
Step Back History

A Brief History of Sudan(s)

12th - Higher Ed
The youngest country on earth is South Sudan. In 2011 they broke off from Sudan into their own country. However, the story of the youngest country has ancient roots, and many of us don’t really give this region the time of day. So, for...
Instructional Video0:36
Next Animation Studio

Dense cluster of ancient pyramids found in Sudan

12th - Higher Ed
Archaeologists have discovered at least 35 ancient pyramids and graves thought to be about 2,000 years old at a site called Sedeinga in Sudan. The dense concentration is surprising to researchers, who in 2011 found 13 pyramids clustered...
Instructional Video9:15
Ancient Lights Media

Atlas of Africa: Geography and People of Northern Africa

6th - 8th
This program examines the geography, climate and people of Northern Africa
News Clip2:20
Curated Video

Researchers find evidence of youngest-ever children tattooed

9th - Higher Ed
Researchers at the Arizona State University and the University of Missouri believe they have found evidence of the youngest-ever children to have been tattooed.
News Clip0:43
Curated Video

UN condemns deadly drone strike on peacekeepers in Sudan’s Kordofan

9th - Higher Ed
The United Nations has condemned a recent drone attack that targeted its Sudanese logistics in the central region of Kordofan base in Kadugli, resulting in fatalities & injuries of members of the Bangladeshi Peacekeeping contingent.
News Clip1:49
Curated Video

UN Facility in Sudan Targeted in Drone Strike, 8 Hurt

9th - Higher Ed
A drone attack has struck a UN facility in Sudan, leaving at least eight people injured. UN Chief Condemns 'Horrific' Attack.
News Clip2:23
Curated Video

Healthcare in ruins: Injured Sudanese struggle to get medical treatment

9th - Higher Ed
Sudan’s health system collapses under two-and-a-half years of war—thousands injured as hospitals are destroyed & medical access disappears
News Clip1:11
Curated Video

An estimated five million children displaced by Sudan's civil war

9th - Higher Ed
UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell visited a boys' school in Kassala State this week to help bring attention to the situation in Sudan. According to the UN children's body, an estimated 10 million people - half of them children...
News Clip1:06
Curated Video

Sudan: RSF claims takeover of Heglig oil field in South Kordofan

9th - Higher Ed
The paramilitary group claimed on Monday that it had taken control of the strategically important oil field at the border with South Sudan. Heglig is also a key source of revenue for Juba, as it houses its main oil processing facility.
News Clip1:18
Curated Video

“World attention needs to be on Sudan now”

9th - Higher Ed
Carl Skau, deputy executive director at WFP, talks about the limitations & concerns they have in providing desperately needed aid in Sudan.
News Clip1:18
Curated Video

WFP official says six million are starving in Sudan

9th - Higher Ed
WFP deputy executive director Carl Skau talks about the limitations and concerns they have in providing desperately needed aid in Sudan.
News Clip1:20
Curated Video

Sudan Crisis: RSF Targets Kindergarten and Hospital in New Drone Strikes

9th - Higher Ed
Sudan has been shaken by a series of devastating drone strikes targeting a kindergarten, a hospital, and even those rushing to rescue children.
News Clip1:50
Curated Video

From el-Fasher to Chad: Refugee’s business shows resilience after fleeing Sudan’s war

9th - Higher Ed
Sudan conflict drives thousands to flee; in Chad, one refugee starts a small business but struggles to rebuild.
News Clip1:49
Curated Video

NGO says EU border policy driving young refugees into the hands of traffickers

9th - Higher Ed
Save the Children says the EU’s increasingly strict policy is driving the most vulnerable unaccompanied children into the hands of traffickers, and beyond the reach of aid workers.
News Clip2:01
Curated Video

Starvation crisis: People who fled el-Fasher are going hungry

9th - Higher Ed
Starvation crisis worsens – Thousands who escaped el-Fasher face extreme hunger as famine spreads across conflict zones.
News Clip1:00
Curated Video

EU border rules put migrant children in harm's way, Save the Children warns

9th - Higher Ed
The NGO reports that the bloc's migration policies are failing to protect children and are actively worsening the harm they face along routes from Sudan to Europe.
News Clip7:50
Curated Video

Nigeria Kidnappings: Chronicles of Mass Kidnappings in Africa's Most Populous Country

9th - Higher Ed
A resurgence of mass kidnappings came after US President Donald Trump threatened military action in Nigeria to stop what he calls the killing of Christians by radical Islamists. The religiously diverse country of 230 million people is...
News Clip1:17
Curated Video

Sudan's Rapid Support Forces to enter into a three-month humanitarian truce

9th - Higher Ed
In a video speech late Monday, the paramilitary commander Gen. Mohammed Hamdan Dagalo reiterated the group's commitment to a three-month humanitarian truce and called for mediators to pressure the military to accept the proposal.