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As Sudan enters its 5th week of conflict, thousands cross into neighboring Chad

African News Review, NPR News -AfricaBy Emmanuel AkinwotuMay 15, 2023Leave a comment

Thou­sands of refugees are cross­ing Sudan’s west­ern bor­der into Chad, flee­ing esca­lat­ing vio­lence. Aid work­ers are hasti­ly coor­di­nat­ing basic neces­si­ties as the rainy sea­son approaches.

Fighting between two warring factions could suck Sudan into a wider conflict

More Stories, NPR News -AfricaBy Emmanuel AkinwotuApril 18, 2023Leave a comment

Despite calls for a cease­fire, the fight­ing in Sudan has not let up. The two war­ring fac­tions, under the lead­er­ship of rival gen­er­als, are in dan­ger of suck­ing the coun­try into a wider conflict.

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