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How African countries became casualties of Sudan war and Red Sea maritime mayhem

  • Twin crises have hampered exports, reduced revenues of countries of North and East Africa
  • Geopolitical tensions and violence have prompted militarization of the region, analysts say
By ROBERT BOCIAGA ·

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