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Militias Seize Control of Strategic Sudanese Towns Amid Turmoil

A Nation in Turmoil: Sudan's Struggle for Stability Amidst Conflict and Disease Sudan, Africa’s third-largest country, is once again at the heart of global attention as it grapples with two formidable foes: a devastating power struggle and a deadly cholera outbreak. As these twin crises unfold, they reveal the complexities and challenges facing a nation torn between hope and despair. Unyielding Conflict: The Battle for Control For over two years, Sudan has been marred by a brutal political conflict. The struggle for…

Turkey’s helping hand reaches out to South Sudan

In line with its friendly attitude towards African countries, Turkey stands with one of the youngest countries on the continent. In southern Sudan, projects are underway from Turkish aid and development agencies. In the last decade, since South Sudan gained independence, state development, aid and education agencies have helped the country implement a number of projects to lift the people. The African country of South Sudan with a population of 12 million was ousted from Sudan on June 9, 2011.…

South Sudan, Uganda blame one another after border incident

A border incident between South Sudan and Uganda on Thursday triggered clashes between armies within the two nations. Based on Juba, 4 troopers, two from every nation, have been killed. A South Sudanese soldier was reportedly captured. as reported from Nairobi, Sebastien NemethSouth Sudanese and Ugandans are pointing fingers…

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