Sudan army chief and RSF leader agree on 7-day truce report says
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Africa
Sudan army chief and RSF leader agree on 7-day truce report says
The two warring factions in Sudan have agreed to a seven-day ceasefire, according to the government of neighbouring South Sudan. Neither side has confirmed the truce, but previous agreements have failed to stop the fighting which broke out in mid-April. Hundreds of people have been killed and the violence has sparked a humanitarian crisis and a mass exodus people fleeing the country Naim Ongoren reports.
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