Africa urges inspection of Sudan military sites
The article discusses the escalating African pressure on the Sudanese army to permit the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons to investigate potential facilities linked to a possible chemical program in Sudan. These calls come amid a deteriorating humanitarian situation caused by the ongoing civil war, which has inflicted widespread damage to economic and social infrastructure and worsened living conditions. Experts warn that the continuation of the conflict increases the risk of regions seceding from central authority, turning Sudan—already more than three years into war—into a state with a parallel governance, thereby complicating the process of rebuilding the nation and territorial unity.
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