For the past two weeks, talk in Yemens capital, Sanaa, has been of the situation.
People have left the city, traders in markets complain, because of the situation; men who would normally go unarmed carry semi-automatic rifles in the street because of the situation; taxi drivers try to push prices up because of the situation. Yet nobody can fully vocalise what the situation is perhaps because it is as much an expression of what is missing as it is of what is present.
Source: In Yemen, âNo One Is In Chargeâ - eReporter
People have left the city, traders in markets complain, because of the situation; men who would normally go unarmed carry semi-automatic rifles in the street because of the situation; taxi drivers try to push prices up because of the situation. Yet nobody can fully vocalise what the situation is perhaps because it is as much an expression of what is missing as it is of what is present.
Source: In Yemen, âNo One Is In Chargeâ - eReporter
