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How a Sudanese woman built a menstrual health factory in exile

Summary by The New Arab
The roar of warplanes and the incessant rattle of gunfire inundated the tranquillity of Safiya's home after 15 April 2023. Living just a few kilometres from one of Khartoum's largest military bases — at that time besieged by the Rapid Support Forces — her world shifted overnight. In her mind, a chaotic list of priorities began to collide: the wedding she was set to celebrate in just 12 days, the safety of family members scattered across a fractu…

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How a Sudanese woman built a menstrual health factory in exile

The roar of warplanes and the incessant rattle of gunfire inundated the tranquillity of Safiya's home after 15 April 2023. Living just a few kilometres from one of Khartoum's largest military bases — at that time besieged by the Rapid Support Forces — her world shifted overnight. In her mind, a chaotic list of priorities began to collide: the wedding she was set to celebrate in just 12 days, the safety of family members scattered across a fractu…

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The New Arab broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Monday, February 2, 2026.
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