Elderly, sick South Sudanese fly home from Khartoum: IOM
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| Elderly, sick South Sudanese fly home from Khartoum: IOM Africa Review They are among 30,000-40,000 South Sudanese encamped around the Sudanese capital awaiting transport to the South, which became independent in July last year. “Two flights have already gone and arrived safely today” after an initial flight on Tuesday, … |
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