Ten years ago, I watched a family, torn apart by war, be reunited. I keep asking myself whether, in 2026, that would still be possible.
In November 2016, on my second trip to South Sudan, I met Nyalim*. She was twelve years old. She had been making a routine hospital visit with her mother and aunt when gunfire broke out. In the chaos, she ran in one direction, her mother and aunt in another.