Some call them Kharthoum’s darkest hours in living memory. Four years after the popular uprising that ousted Sudan’s longtime strongman Omar al-Bashir, a third day of fighting pinning down residents of the capital too scared to venture out and get caught in the crossfire between forces loyal to junta head Abdelfatah al-Buhran and his deputy, Hemeti – the head of the Rapid Support Forces. FRANCE 24’s correspondent in Nairobi, Kenya, Bastien Renouil tells us more.
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