Writer: Mahitab Mahgoub

An article examining Khartoum’s post-war reconstruction and arguing that the de facto government is reproducing historical patterns of exclusion. It documents the demolition of informal settlements, the deportation of migrants and refugees, and the crackdown on women street vendors — framing reconstruction as a process that prioritises the capital and SAF allies while deepening inequality and stripping vulnerable communities of livelihoods and protection.
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