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    The UNHCR welcomed a $1.6 million contribution from Japan to aid refugees in Sudan's White Nile State. Sudanese teachers began another three-week strike over pay and working conditions. University lecturers in Sudan also went on strike to protest the government not implementing a new salary structure. Gold mining was suspended in South Kordofan after environmental protests. An agreement to improve drinking water in Port Sudan was welcomed but activists questioned the government's commitment to implementing the project.

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    The UNHCR welcomed a $1.6 million contribution from Japan to aid refugees in Sudan's White Nile State. Sudanese teachers began another three-week strike over pay and working conditions. University lecturers in Sudan also went on strike to protest the government not implementing a new salary structure. Gold mining was suspended in South Kordofan after environmental protests. An agreement to improve drinking water in Port Sudan was welcomed but activists questioned the government's commitment to implementing the project.

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    January 2023 News on Sudan's Economy, Education and Environment

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    The UNHCR welcomed a $1.6 million contribution from Japan to aid refugees in Sudan's White Nile State. Sudanese teachers began another three-week strike over pay and working conditions. University lecturers in Sudan also went on strike to protest the government not implementing a new salary structure. Gold mining was suspended in South Kordofan after environmental protests. An agreement to improve drinking water in Port Sudan was welcomed but activists questioned the government's commitment to implementing the project.

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    News on January 2023

    Economy

    1. UNHCR has welcomed the Japanese government’s $1.6 million contribution meant for
    protection and assistance interventions for refugees in White Nile State of Sudan.
    2. On Jan 7. 2023 Sudanese teachers have embarked on another three-week stretch of nationwide
    comprehensive strike action. The strike had been set to last at least until January 28.
    3. On Jan 11, 2023 University lecturers in Sudan embarked on a strike on Tuesday to protest the
    Sudanese government leaving a new salary structure.
    4. Gold mining suspended after environmental protests in South Kordofan
    5. On Jan 17, 2023 Drinking water agreement welcomed in Port Sudan, but activists question govt
    commitment to implementing the project.
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