Darfur survivors vow to tell the story of those killed after Sudan camp attacks

Hassan Saber Jumaa, an administrator at the Zamzam displacement camp, lost his phone and its photographs of the camp during the Rapid Support Forces’ attack in April 2025. Established in 2004 near el-Fasher, Zamzam had sheltered hundreds of thousands of displaced people and was home to a daily market and schools. Restrictions on supplies during the siege led to famine, confirmed in August 2024, and some residents resorted to eating animal feed and peanut shells. Survivors vow to preserve the memory of their community and of those killed or scattered by the attacks.