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‘Bittersweet Homecomings in War-Weary Sudan

by Emily Wax

KAUDA, Sudan — His journey took him from Nairobi’s throbbing urban streets to Sudan’s shrubby plains. He carried only what he needed: his faded memory of his mother’s face, a few pairs of jeans and two hip-hop cassette tapes.

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