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The Sudanese dictator’s rule ended in 2019, but his military successors have preserved much of his regime’s infrastructure.

Road to Port Sudan has been one of the safer routes but still has risks, including checkpoints along the way

Bidens reelection bid examined, violence continues in Sudan, and a look at what the US got wrong during the COVID 19 pandemic: 5 Things podcast

A BBC reporter in Omdurman, adjoining the capital Khartoum, said there was fighting near TV and radio buildings, a lack of doctors, and people were struggling to access food and money.

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Two warring generals have paralyzed the African country of Sudan in conflict as the US and other nations rush to evacuate citizens and diplomats.

In Sudan, two generals are fighting for power and sinecures. Khartoum-based female activist Hala al-Karib says there can be no democracy with them: for that, women need to enter politics. Interview by Andrea Backhaus

A little over a week since military conflict broke out in Sudan on April 15 between the two main military factions, the situation is fluid and confused. As thousands of Sudanese civilians flee for their lives and Internet connectivity severely declined as of late on April 22, the situation seems even more murky. Anyone predicting what will happen or even what is happening,

EXCLUSIVE: A Sudanese evacuation volunteer has spoken about the grave dangers stranded people face in Khartoum, with many trapped in their own houses using the last supplies of food and water.

Sudanese armed forces or the rapid support forces, so there is difficult points and checkpoints to get across and of course the international airport in khartoum is right slap bang in the centre of town, residentialarea, buta right slap bang in the centre of town, residential area, but a couple of blocks away from the british embassy and the international airport is in a contested and battlefield and damaged, so that is difficult. i can quite understand why the advice at the moment is keep your ...