Fighting intensifies across multiple fronts in Sudan Updated: 2026-06-25 09:30 Share – WeChat A woman and her children sit inside a thatched hut at a refugee camp in the border town of Al-Tina, Sudan, on June 19. XINHUA
Author: Nouman m
For years, warning signs have accumulated over the management of South Sudan’s oil revenues. Resources that should have sustained a population enduring one of the world’s most severe humanitarian crises have instead disappeared through opaque networks linked to a small circle of senior officials and their intermediaries. Neither the authorities in Juba nor the international…
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