New Ceasefire Holds Tenuously as Fighting Continues in Parts of Sudan

A new ceasefire in Sudan's civil war is providing some relief, though clashes continue in parts of the capital.
The ceasefire is backed by the U.S, Saudi Arabia and the international community but marks the seventh attempt at a truce.
The conflict has killed hundreds, displaced nearly a million and threatens to destabilize the region.
Aid groups warn millions are in need of humanitarian assistance but some supplies and staff are stuck awaiting security guarantees.
The African Union has released generic statements but failed to take a leading role in solving the crisis.