“Omdurman is a town of […] sun-baked mud-brick houses, with distinct foci of concrete buildings. […] After a year of shelling, its old, squat adobe structures, […] designed for impending mortality, were left more shocked than shattered, while the new, taller concrete ones were aching and breaking.”
One of the most brilliant essays we’ve published. Magdi El-Gizouli’s singular and utterly unique analysis of the war in Sudan, blending revolutionary theory, sociology and frontline reporting. This is the first part of two: www.equator.org/articles/kha...