Power cuts, rubble: millions come home to find Sudan's capital unlivable

Millions of people have returned to Sudan's capital, Khartoum, after fleeing war, but they are finding it difficult to live there due to a lack of basic necessities. The city is struggling with power cuts, rubble-filled streets, and a shortage of water, jobs, and medicine. This situation is affecting the economy and trade in the region, as it can lead to a decline in business and investment. The situation in Khartoum is a major concern for the country's economic recovery.

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The city is facing a chronic lack of power, water, jobs, and medicine after being ruined by war. Many residents are struggling to rebuild their lives.

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