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Sudan: learning to smile after years of fighting (Part 2)

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Published 05 January, 2008, 19:20

Sudan, Africa's largest country, is home to many diverse people and cultures. The country is also rich in oil reserves. Competition to control the black gold has hampered development in the country for decades.

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