Sudan announces government’s return to Khartoum from wartime capital
Summary
Sudan's government is moving back to Khartoum after operating from Port Sudan for nearly three years due to the civil war. The Prime Minister announced the return and promised to improve services and infrastructure. The war between Sudanese government forces and the RSF has caused significant damage, displacements, and loss of life.Key Facts
- Sudan’s government is returning to Khartoum after almost three years in Port Sudan due to conflict.
- The civil war involves the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF).
- Khartoum was overrun by rival troops at the start of the conflict in April 2023.
- The United Nations reports that 1.2 million people returned to Khartoum between March and October.
- The war has left tens of thousands dead in Khartoum and many neighborhoods damaged.
- The government plans to improve health, education, electricity, water, and sanitation services.
- The United Nations estimates the cost to rebuild essential infrastructure in Khartoum at $350 million.
- The ongoing conflict has caused widespread displacement and severe humanitarian crises.
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