The humanitarian crisis in Sudan is deepening as displaced individuals, like Halima Adam, struggle to find food and shelter amidst rampant inflation and insufficient aid distribution, raising concerns over the transparency of relief efforts. A significant meeting of the African Union's Peace and Security Council is set to take place to address the ongoing conflict and explore diplomatic solutions, following a recent massacre by the Rapid Support Forces that left at least 85 dead in Galgani village. The attack is indicative of the escalating violence as RSF fighters target unarmed residents, compounding the dire situation for civilians. Meanwhile, questions persist regarding the aid that is supposedly arriving in Port Sudan, with many displaced individuals receiving little support despite reports of shipments. The government's Humanitarian Aid Commission is accused of mishandling aid distribution, leading to speculation about aid leaking into markets rather than reaching those in need. As the conflict continues, international and regional bodies are urged to take stronger actions to alleviate the suffering of the Sudanese people.