Earlier this week the World Food Programme has said that more than 700 trucks were on their way to famine-affected parts of Sudan as part of a “scale-up” designed to reach people in the country’s most in-need and isolated conflict areas. The Sudanese army and aligned authorities have consistently blocked and delayed aid shipments, especially those heading into areas controlled by the paramilitary-turned-rebel Rapid Support Forces, but WFP said it has received hundreds of clearances from authorities and is also benefiting from the start of the dry season.
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Egypt’s military has replaced a supply firm to take full control of the imports of strategic commodities such as
The IMF has concluded a weeklong staff visit to Libya where it was assessing the latest economic conditions, as well
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