hello. i m victoria valentine. the un has said a 72 hour ceasefire between the sudanese army and a rival paramilitary group appears to be holding in some parts of the country. thousands of foreign nationals are still trying to get out of the country, with numerous governments organising evacuations of their citizens. this is the first uk evacuation flight landed in larnaca in cyprus with 39 people on board. another flight has landed in the last couple of hours. as thousands flee, residents in the capital khartoum have spoken of theirfears the world is abandoning them, with supplies of food, water and medicine running low. nearly all the shops in the city have closed. and residents say prices of even the most basic goods have doubled. live now to nairobi and our correspondent ferdinand omondi. the british prime minister has warned of a critical 2a hours as evacuation flights leave sudan. a temporary and shaky truce appears to be holding. what do we know of movement of troops a
around 250 people, most of whom are french nationals, have left djibouti after being rescued from sudan. the group were some of the first to be evacuated by french forces last week in the midst of fighting in the capital khartoum. the bbc s africa correspondent, catherine byaruhanga, sent this report from djibouti. speaking to some of the people who are able to board the flight tonight, there is a real feeling of relief at being able to go back home. it feeling of relief at being able to go back home. feeling of relief at being able to go back home. it feels very relievin: to go back home. it feels very relieving and to go back home. it feels very relieving and there to go back home. it feels very relieving and there is - to go back home. it feels very relieving and there is not - relieving and there is not untied in my stomach. i m glad for this opportunity that not everyone has and i recognised how privileged we are.- everyone has and i recognised how privileged we are. when the