Displaced Wheels: How Conflict Shatters Motorcyclists' Lives Thousands of people in Sudan's Blue Nile State are struggling to rebuild their lives after being forced from their homes by conflict between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces.
Since April last year, over 28,000 have been displaced. The impact on motorcyclists has been particularly severe.
The Blue Nile State is known for its treacherous terrain, where dirt roads and rugged landscapes make motorcycles a vital mode of transportation.