Khartoum universities reopen as students defy war
Abdallah Hussain
Press TV, Khartoum
In Sudan, education is making a quiet comeback.
After two years of war, students at the al-Neelain University have returned to their exams and classes, although there is limited work and lectures on the campus. But the resumption of academic activities is a ray of hope in a city still gripped by conflict.
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