Eight million children in Sudan are not enrolled in schools, according to the Sudanese Teachers' Committee. This crisis threatens the collapse of the public education system as teachers face financial hardships and student enrollment declines, especially in impoverished and remote regions. The committee demands that the national budget allocate 20% to education and has stated that a teachers' strike in Khartoum state continues.

Teachers are mobilizing to demand better funding and working conditions, showing a resolve to protect the future of Sudan's children. Originally reported by AllAfrica