This episode was originally published last January.

For almost two years, two armies have fought a brutal civil war in Sudan, Africa’s third largest country. Over 150,000 have died, 11 million have been displaced and evidence of genocidal war crimes have emerged. So why has the war in Sudan been forgotten? The Times’ Special Correspondent Anthony Loyd has recently returned from a reporting trip on the frontline and tells The Story about the people he met.

This episode includes descriptions of war and rape.

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Guest: Anthony Loyd, Special Correspondent, The Times.

Host: Manveen Rana.

Producer: Edward Drummond.

Clips: BBC.

Photo: Anthony Loyd/The Times.

Watch Anthony’s video from Sudan

Further reading: Inside Sudan’s forgotten war: 150,000 dead, 11 million displaced

Get in touch: thestory@thetimes.com

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The Sunday Edition: On the frontline of Sudan's forgotten war

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The Sunday Edition: On the frontline of Sudan's forgotten war