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France to lend Sudan $1.5 billion to pay off IMF debt, Germany offers assistance

According to Sudanese PM Abdalla Hamdok, the East African country's total debts amount to some $60 billion. France is hosting a conference of several African leaders offering to assist Sudan's transitional government.

 

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