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The 2020 Juba agreement is fraying at the edges as former rebels struggle to decide whether to remain neutral

As fighting escalates to cut off RSF supply lines from the CAR, civilians find themselves in the crossfire again

Khartoum: At a market outside Sudan s capital, where battles continue to rage, Ibrahim Abdelqadir sat for hours waiting for customers to buy his produ...

At a market outside Sudans capital, where battles continue to rage, Ibrahim Abdelqadir sat for hours waiting for customers to buy his produce but by the end of the day, it remains unsold.

At a market outside Sudan's capital, where battles continue to rage, Ibrahim Abdelqadir sat for hours waiting for customers to buy his produce but by the end of the day, it remains unsold.

A recent uptick of crime and vandalism in downtown Windsor over the past few weeks has many business owners looking for solutions, and Crime Stoppers of Windsor Essex thinks it may have one

The dead included at least 17 children and 27 women, the Darfur24 news website quoted the director of Kreinik municipality as saying.