People in West Darfur's capital still step over residue from the bodies of some of the 10,000 dead, and thousands have fled Geneina, the capital of West Darfur state in Sudan, can feel like two cities in one. There are mass graves, abandoned armoured vehicles and homeless children, but also newly opened restaurants, bustling markets and factory-fresh Toyotas, nicknamed Kenjcanjia - meaning stolen in the local dialect - owing to their lack of registration plates. Since war broke out between the a...
People in West Darfur's capital still step over residue from the bodies of some of the 10,000 dead, and thousands have fled Geneina, the capital of West Darfur state in Sudan, can feel like two cities in one. There are mass graves, abandoned armoured vehicles and homeless children, but also newly opened restaurants, bustling markets and factory-fresh Toyotas, nicknamed Kenjcanjia - meaning stolen in the local dialect - owing to their lack of registration plates. Since war broke out between the a...
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