Recent flooding is becoming a humanitarian disaster that could simultaneously endanger Sudan’s peace process.
On 4 September, the skies opened up over East Africa, producing some of the most severe flooding that Sudan has experienced in approximately 30 years. The storm claimed over 100 lives and displaced more than 500 000 people, while submerging hundreds of kilometres of Sudan's most productive agricultural land just before harvest.
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