No End In Sight For Africa's Liberation War In Sudan
William AP Speckil reports on Sudan's prolonged conflict described as a liberation war. Rebels, civilians, and foreign powers shape a vast yet unsettled struggle with shifting alliances, brutal fighting, and massive displacement. Allan Reed from Worcester, Mass., offers a firsthand account of devastation, refugee flows, and the uncertain prospects for a decisive victory as guerrilla warfare dominates a sprawling, open plain region.