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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. Khartoum, Sudan – Mansour Gaily’s factory in Khartoum produced sweets for local consumers and provided employment for workers.
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War damage has left many Sudanese workers unemployed and driven up consumer prices as factories try to resume operations. In Khartoum, Mansour Gaily’s factory, which made sweets for local buyers, previously provided jobs for its staff. The broader industrial sector continues to grapple with reopening challenges.
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