Hiba Morgan

More than 100,000 homes dam­aged or de­stroyed as cleanup gets un­der­way in Su­dan af­ter weeks of flood­ing.

Fears of wa­ter-borne dis­eases in Su­dan as flood­wa­ters re­cede, leav­ing tens of thou­sands of peo­ple in un­san­i­tary con­di­tions.

It is the first an­niver­sary of the pow­er-shar­ing deal fol­low­ing the over­throw of Omar al-Bashir, but many Su­danese com­plain the promised tran­si­tion to democ­ra­cy is too slow.

There are con­cerns they will now be ex­posed to wa­ter-borne dis­eases like malar­ia and cholera.

Su­dan’s gov­ern­ment has sworn in civil­ian gov­er­nors, some of whom are women, but they have a long, tough road ahead.

The lake is also fac­ing an­oth­er threat of cli­mate change.

Vil­lagers in Dar­fur are de­mand­ing Su­dan’s gov­ern­ment does more to pro­tect them from mili­tia at­tacks.

Al Jazeera speaks to a Su­danese fa­ther whose son was killed a year ago in a crack­down on a pro-democ­ra­cy sit-in.