UN Investigates Sudan Aid Fraud Amid Worsening Famine

Top World Food Programme officials accused of misleading donors and mismanaging vital resources as millions face starvation.

The UN's World Food Programme has launched an investigation into alleged fraud by senior officials in Sudan.
Officials are accused of hiding the Sudanese army's role in blocking aid and mismanaging resources, including fuel.
Over 25 million people in Sudan are facing severe hunger, with more than 10 million displaced by ongoing conflict.
The investigation includes scrutiny of how aid was obstructed and resources diverted amid the civil war.
USAID, the largest donor to WFP, has referred the fraud allegations to its Office of the Inspector General.