VOICED: Long-shot female candidate tells Sudan women 'yes they can'

Fatima Abdul Mahmoud, the first woman to run for Sudan's presidency, stands as a unique candidate in a male-dominated political landscape. Despite opposition boycotts, she campaigns on principles of gender equality and better opportunities for women, using personal funds and modest donations. Her leftist party advocates for free education and health services. While her chances against incumbent Ammar al Bashir are slim, her candidacy marks a historic moment for Sudanese women, inspiring many and highlighting the ongoing struggle for gender equality in a conflict-ridden country.

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