Sudan’s Two Years of Hell

Sudan’s Two Years of Hell

This week on The Horn, Alan is joined by Sudanese activist Dallia Mohamed Abdelmoniem to talk about the devastation two years of war have brought to Khartoum and across Sudan, where the war is heading, and what hopes exist for ending the conflict.

ANALYSIS. The Sudanese Armed Forces' resumption of the Sudanese capital, acclaimed by many residents, is nevertheless accompanied by further abuses.

TeleSUR, Latin American Summary, April 15, 2025. This April 15th marks two years since the beginning of the conflict in Sudan, considered one of the greatest humanitarian catastrophes of today. According to the International Organization for Migration (IOM), at least four million people have been forced to flee the country since the outbreak of the war [...] The entry Sudan. Keys: Two years of the outbreak of the war was first published in Latin…

Two years of war in Sudan: How the SAF is gaining the upper hand

After 23 months of war, on 21 March, the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and its allies regained control of the presidential palace in central Khartoum, along with all the ministries and government buildings surrounding it. As the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) troops withdrew from Khartoum city — a move the group called strategic — the SAF announced full control of Sudan’s tri-city capital on 26 March.1 The recapture of Khartoum city thus marks a waters