Focus on Africa - Residents trapped in their homes in Khartoum - BBC Sounds

Residents caught up in the intense fighting in Khartoum say they are terrified, having sleepless nights and running out of food and water. 'We're in a very critical situation,' says Duaa, who can see the military HQ from where she lives.

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