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Sudan bans all imports from Kenya after it hosted the RSF

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15 Mar 2025 — 1 min read

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Issued on: 14/03/2025 - 23:12

In tonight's edition, Sudan retaliates after Nairobi hosted paramilitary RSF last month: all imports from Kenya have now been banned. Also, more than 30 000 tons of Russian fuel donated to the Central African Republic remain stuck in Cameroon.And big African football stars playing in major leagues are now choosing to join their home country's national team.

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