In Sudan, Eid celebrations added to the excitement of the army's declaration that Khartoum was free, as muslim faithful in Tanzania stood shoulder to shoulder with their president, Samia Suluhu during prayers. Sudanese gathered for Eid al-Fitr prayers in Omdurman, where bullet-riddled mosques bore witness to nearly two years of fighting, and in Port Sudan, where many fled to during the conflict.
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In Sudan, Eid celebrations added to the excitement of the army's declaration that Khartoum was free, as muslim faithful in Tanzania stood shoulder to shoulder with their president, Samia Suluhu during prayers. Sudanese gathered for Eid al-Fitr prayers in Omdurman, where bullet-riddled mosques bor...
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In Sudan, Eid celebrations added to the excitement of the army's declaration that Khartoum was free, as muslim faithful in Tanzania stood shoulder to shoulder with their president, Samia Suluhu during prayers. Sudanese gathered for Eid al-Fitr prayers in Omdurman, where bullet-riddled mosques bor...