More organised and more dependent on tech and outside support, the war in Sudan is deadlier than ever for civilians.
Kiri Rupiah is the Communities Editor at The Continent.
This article originally appeared appeared in The Continent – Issue 235.
Africa (en), Drone Warfare (en), Geopolitics (en), Kiri Rupiah (en), Sahel (en), Sudan (en), War (en)
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