Why Sudan Became the Worst Place to Be Alive

This is Sudan in 2025, the world’s largest humanitarian catastrophe, and one almost no one is talking about.

Sudan has become the hardest place on Earth to stay alive. Since war erupted between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), more than 14.3 million people have been displaced, 24.6 million face extreme hunger, and hundreds of thousands of children have died from malnutrition.

In this documentary, we trace how Sudan’s collapse didn’t start in 2023 but began decades earlier. From British colonial “divide and rule,” to endless military coups, to Omar al-Bashir’s dictatorship and the genocide in Darfur, Sudan was engineered to fail. We break down how the Janjaweed militias became today’s RSF, how two generals turned the country into a battlefield, and how civilians are paying the price.

📌This is the full story of how Sudan became the worst place to be alive.

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