A watershed moment for Sudan

For the first time in more than two decades, the US is naming an ambassador to Sudan. The Sudanese prime minister, just 100 days into his post, visited Washington, DC, this week, in an exchange that hadn’t been seen in three decades between the two countries. The current situation is in stark contrast to months earlier when violent clashes left 100 civilians dead amid an interim military rule. The World’s host Marco Werman speaks with activist Dalia Abdel Moneim about the current situation.