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Explainer: Tracing the history of Sudan’s Janjaweed militia

Africa Tsega Etefa - 22 Jun 2019

The Janjaweed militia first came into play when Omar al-Bashir's government deployed it in Darfur

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Sudan denies more than 100 killed in protest crackdown

Africa Agency - 6 Jun 2019

The Central Committee for Sudanese Doctors said Wednesday that 40 bodies had been pulled from the Nile, sending the death toll soaring to at least 108

UN agency quits Darfur border amid new bombings

Article Staff Reporter - 19 Feb 2008

The United Nations refugee agency said on Tuesday it had withdrawn a team caring for refugees from the Chad/Darfur border after aerial bombing. Seven refugees from Darfur crossed the border into Chad on Monday night, carrying with them a 55-year-old woman who had lost both her legs during an alleged bombardment.

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