105K views · 869 reactions | "The world's attention may have shifted, but memories are still fresh here." The 2003 Darfur conflict killed 300,000 people and displaced millions. The BBC's Mohanad Hashim is one of the first journalists to travel freely in the region in a decade. He visited the Kalma camp, home to 200,000 Darfuris. | BBC News Africa | Facebook

478K views · 1.5K reactions | Saraf Omra town in North Darfur has pledged full support to Sudan's RSF and TASIS as it promises active participation in reconstruction efforts in the aftermath of recent conflict. | The Sudan Times | Facebook

6.3K views · 156 reactions | The humanitarian crisis in North Darfur...

CNN reporter Clarissa Ward traveled to Darfur with producer Brent Swails and cameraman Scott McWhinnie to report on the devastating humanitarian crisis, but when they got there, they were detained by a militia and held for 48 hours. Hear the details of their captivity and why it was so important for Ward and her team to take the risky trip in the first place. Read more: https://cnn.it/40cDqtP | CNN