Darfur survivors vow to tell story of those killed after camp attacks
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Hassan Saber Jumaa, a senior administrator at the Zamzam displacement camp near el-Fasher, lost his camp photos when his phone was looted in a Rapid Support Forces attack. Zamzam, established in 2004 and home to hundreds of thousands displaced by the Darfur war, had famine confirmed in August 2024 before the RSF captured it in April 2025 after months of violence. Survivors including Mukhtar Musa aim to preserve the memory of people killed and forced to flee.
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