Half of Khartoum’s 50 hospitals are closed, many destroyed in fighting, said Dr. Sohail Albushra, a state health official. The hospitals still functioning are strained to the point of collapse.

Among the city's oldest hotels, the Acropole was opened in 1952 by Pagoulatos' father Panaghis, who went to Khartoum from Greece in 1944, in the final days of World War Two.

In May 1988, he was in the hotel when a terrorist detonated a bomb, killing seven guests. With his brothers, he moved the whole business to the hotel’s annex across the street and carried on.

The Acropole Hotel stood as a landmark in central Khartoum for 70 years - a gathering place for journalists, diplomats and travelers. It survived coups, revolutions and unrest but not Sudan's latest ...

The Acropole Hotel stood as a landmark in central Khartoum for 70 years - a gathering place for journalists, diplomats and travelers. It survived coups, revolutions and unrest but not Sudan's ...

The Acropole Hotel stood as a landmark in central Khartoum for 70 years - a gathering place for journalists, diplomats and travelers. It survived coups, revolutions and unrest but not Sudan's ...

Khartoum's Acropole Hotel, survivor of coups and attacks, succumbs to civil war By Emmanuel Akinwotu Published June 15, 2025 at 8:52 AM EDT Listen • 5:37 ...

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