Sudan: Returnees Face Severe Challenges in Khartoum As Sudan's Capital Struggles to Recover From War
In its latest report, the UN refugee agency (UNHCR) says returnees to Khartoum state face major challenges involving housing, health services, water, livelihoods, security, and education.
Destroyed homes and difficult repairs In its latest report on returns, the UN refugee agency says that "when returnees arrive in Khartoum state, they face a range of interconnected challenges that limit their ability to sustainably reintegrate".
Healthcare and treatment Another resident tells Radio Dabanga about the scale of the health disaster that has befallen Khartoum, pointing to the extensive destruction of health facilities and the deterioration in the quality of services as a result of shortages of medical supplies and continuing power cuts.
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