Children in Khartoum slowly return back to school amid war

Children in Khartoum are gradually going back to school as the security situation improves in the city. This development is a positive sign for the local community, but it also highlights the significant challenges that lie ahead. The war has left many schools damaged, forcing students into overcrowded classes with limited resources and a shortage of qualified teachers.

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The return of children to school in Khartoum is a sign of improving security. However, the road to full recovery will be long and challenging due to damaged infrastructure.

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