Khartoum’s slow recovery amid cautious return
Khartoum is experiencing a slow and uneven recovery following years of war, with some signs of normalcy emerging amidst significant destruction. Many residents are cautiously returning, but the reality on the ground often contradicts official statements about recovery. Economic challenges, lack of services, and psychological impacts from the conflict continue to influence the decision to return for many families.
- ▪Khartoum's neighborhoods show signs of recovery, but many areas remain deserted and damaged.
- ▪Residents are returning cautiously due to fragile services and economic conditions.
- ▪The decision to return is influenced by factors such as income, education, and healthcare services.
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News|Sudan warKhartoum’s slow recovery amid cautious returnWar-damaged Khartoum sees uneven recovery as residents weigh return amid fragile services and economy.ListenListen (7 mins)SaveClick here to share on social mediashare-nodesSharefacebookxwhatsapp-strokecopylinkgoogleAdd Al Jazeera on GoogleinfoThe war has destroyed and damaged many buildings in central Khartoum [Al Jazeera]By Al-Nour Ahmed Al-NourPublished On 19 May 202619 May 2026Khartoum, Sudan – Night often hides imperfections, but in Sudan’s capital, the scars of war are laid bare in daylight. Neighbourhoods and homes lie in ruins, yet signs of recovery are visible along the city’s roads, with rubble cleared and traffic slowly returning.
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