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Curse of the Nile’s gold: how Sudan is losing its fertile fields and ability to produce food
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Curse of the Nile’s gold: how Sudan is losing its fertile fields and ability to produce food
An artisanal mining boom driven by war and poverty is causing a public health emergency, as chemicals poison soil, water and society
In Abu Hamad, on the banks of the Nile, verdant orchards, gardens and fields once produced a bounty of dates, citrus fruits, winter grains and cereals for the towns and cities of eastern Sudan, including Khartoum and Port Sudan.
Today, the land looks drastically different. Trees have be…
11 Sept, 11:00
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