Sudanese living in South Africa say the world should never turn a blind eye on the current situation in Sudan.
They hosted a seminar condemning the conflict that has displaced millions of people and precipitated a humanitarian crisis.
Khayelihle Khumalo Spoke to one of the organizers of the seminar in Johannesburg.
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They hosted a seminar condemning the conflict that has displaced millions of people and precipitated a humanitarian crisis.
Khayelihle Khumalo Spoke to one of the organizers of the seminar in Johannesburg.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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