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Report in Khartoum: a Capital in Ruins, and Distant Dreams of Peace

Summary by JeuneAfrique.com
Under the control of Abdel Fattah al-Burhane's army for 18 months, the Sudanese metropolis and its 7 million inhabitants are gradually trying to recover. In the midst of the ruins, a civil committee is trying to organize a national dialogue there, but the initiative runs counter to the scepticism of the street and the rejection of Hemetti.

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Report in Khartoum: a Capital in Ruins, and Distant Dreams of Peace

Under the control of Abdel Fattah al-Burhane's army for 18 months, the Sudanese metropolis and its 7 million inhabitants are gradually trying to recover. In the midst of the ruins, a civil committee is trying to organize a national dialogue there, but the initiative runs counter to the scepticism of the street and the rejection of Hemetti.

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JeuneAfrique.com broke the news on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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