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Sudan PM vows to rebuild Khartoum on first visit to war-torn capital

Sudan PM vows to rebuild Khartoum on first visit to war-torn capital

  • “Khartoum will return as a proud national capital,” Idris said
  • Idris on Saturday visited the army headquarters and the city’s airport, two national symbols
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