From Jeddah to New York: Why do Sudan's truces fail?
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From Jeddah to New York: Why do Sudan's truces fail?
KAMPALA: Sudanese doctor "S" needed a truce to get out of a health center where she and her colleagues were trapped in the first days of the war. She took a long route from Nile Street, crossing the Fiteihab and Halfaya bridges, until she reached her family in Kober. She said she found bullet holes in the walls of her bedroom. Her siblings were waiting for her so they could leave together. The family fled and remains displaced today. A brief hal…
Sudanese doctor S. (who did not want his full name given - ed.n) had to wait for a ceasefire to be able to leave a health center where he and his colleagues were trapped in the early days of the war. Traveling a long distance from Nile Road, across the Fatehab and Halfaya bridges, S. finally reached his family in Kober. He describes how the walls of his room were riddled with bullet holes, and his siblings were waiting for him to leave with them…
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