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Sudan: As fighting rages, food kitchens barely maintain supply

According to UN data, more than half of the population in Sudan, some 25.6 million people, “are in the high levels of acute hunger” or worse. Free kitchens, or Takias, in war-ravaged Sudan, are now facing shortage of funds…

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