With the country’s healthcare sector virtually on the brink of collapse, women like Salma Saleh are doing all they can to still keep doing their job, while the civil war rages on.
While services have partially returned in some areas, the majority of Sudanese are still trying to navigate the impact of the blackout amidst armed conflict between the country’s military and the armed group, the Rapid Support Forces.
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