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Famine is ravaging Sudan, but the world can’t get food aid to millions of starving people
The group has also conducted an ethnic cleansing campaign against the Masalit people in Darfur, driving hundreds of thousands from their homes and creating the conditions for famine. Some at the ...
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SPECIAL REPORT-As famine ravages Sudan, the UN can’t get food to starving millions
BORAM, SOUTH KORDOFAN, Sudan, Sept 27 (Reuters) – More than half the people in this nation of 50 million are suffering from severe hunger. Hundreds are estimated to be dying from starvation and ...
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As Famine Ravages Sudan, the UN Can’t Get Food to Starving Millions
The group has also conducted an ethnic cleansing campaign against the Masalit people in Darfur, driving hundreds of thousands from their homes and creating the conditions for famine. BREAKING THE ...