Sudan factories struggle to restart after devastating wartime losses
War has left Sudanese workers jobless and consumers facing higher prices as factories struggle to reopen.
War has left Sudanese workers jobless and consumers facing higher prices as factories struggle to reopen, Al Jazeera English reported.
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- Sudan · Africa
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- Sudanese
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- World
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