On June 3, the pro-army government’s Ministry of Higher Education gave universities a two-month deadline to reopen their campuses in Khartoum. “Our university asked us to return to Sudan for the exams which will start on August 1st. Until then, we took our exams here, in Cairo…” says Sarah (all first names have been changed for security reasons), 23 years old.
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