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School Rubble and "Salary Cuts" Are Pushing Sudan's Public Education Sector to the Brink of Collapse - Sudan Tribune

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Khartoum, October 25, 2026 – Samar, 16, had no idea when she packed her schoolbag one morning in Khartoum at the end of April 2023 that it would no longer hold geography and history notebooks, but would instead be stuffed with whatever light clothing she could find and a small notebook on whose cover she had written, “Postponed Dreams.” Samar was preparing to enter her final year of secondary school, dreaming of studying medicine like her mother…
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Khartoum, October 25, 2026 – Samar, 16, had no idea when she packed her schoolbag one morning in Khartoum at the end of April 2023 that it would no longer hold geography and history notebooks, but would instead be stuffed with whatever light clothing she could find and a small notebook on whose cover she had written, “Postponed Dreams.” Samar was preparing to enter her final year of secondary school, dreaming of studying medicine like her mother…

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sudantribune.net broke the news on Sunday, October 25, 2026.
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