people from the housa tribe set up barricades and set fire to government buildings.also demonstrated in sudan's capital, khartoum. the army took over power last october and upended a transition to rule after bashir was upended in 2019. sudan has a long history of communal violence. fighting had been going on for decades. tribes fusion over land access as well as political affiliations. over 140 people were killed last june in a land dispute in western darfur. in 2020, the juga policy for peace was signed. let's bring in our guests. in london, we have the founding director of confluence advisory. a think tank based in khartoum. in khartoum we have muhammad ahman. a sudanese journalist and in london, julian lusk. a sudan analyst and a chairperson of the society for the study of the sudans. a warm welcome to you all. obviously this is a very complex situation. julian, i'm going to start with you. you've been working on sudan and whether you nile for many years. can you remind us of the drivers of conflict that we've been seeing in the area for so long? >> well, i wouldn
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