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    In this episode of 麻豆社 Newsday Essentials, we have stories from Sudan, Nigeria and Togo.

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    As Sudan鈥檚 civil war reaches its fourth year, the programme highlights its devastating human impact鈥攎ass deaths, displacement, and hunger鈥攚hile amplifying calls from survivors, leaders, and the UN to end the conflict and restore civilian rule.

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    Air travel hit by conflict; Malawi families struggle with autism support

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    Sudan sexual violence crisis, South Africa fuel hikes, DR Congo World Cup qualification

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    The bulletin covers three major stories. First, rising tensions between the United States, Israel, and Iran are disrupting global oil supplies, affecting humanitarian aid in Sudan, where medical services in Darfur face delays and shortages.

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    This week we cover CAF鈥檚 controversial decision to strip Senegal of their AFCON title and award it to Morocco after a disputed final, a move that has sparked allegations of corruption, raised questions over the application of football rules, and prompted calls for an independent investigation. We also look at a landmark legal step toward justice in the killing of Congo鈥檚 first prime minister, Patrice Lumumba.

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    This edition of 麻豆社 Newsday Essentials focuses on the growing regional impact of the US Israel war with Iran and other humanitarian crises across Africa and the Middle East.

  8. Newsday Essentials

    This edition of 麻豆社 Newsday Essentials focuses on the growing regional impact of the US Israel war with Iran and other humanitarian crises across Africa and the Middle East. The programme begins with the story of Aloysious Ssegawa, a Ugandan student who fled Tehran after explosions rocked the city. He describes waking up to the sound of bombs, evacuating with fellow students, and enduring a tense 20 hour bus journey to the border before eventually reaching safety in Uganda. Attention then shifts to South Sudan, where thousands of civilians are fleeing the town of Akobo as government forces prepare to retake it from opposition fighters. M茅decins Sans Fronti猫res says its hospital and pharmacy were looted after aid agencies were ordered to leave, raising fears of disease outbreaks and a worsening humanitarian crisis.

  9. Newsday Essentials

    This week we look at conflicts in South Sudan and Sudan and a bike called valentine

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