The International Organization for Migration (IOM) revealed on Monday that 396,000 individuals have returned to their homes ...

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to their locations of origin in Sudan. The IOM specified that the majority of returns were to Al Jazirah (66%), followed by Sennar (29%), and Khartoum (5%). The IOM provided a detailed breakdown ...

Nearly 400,000 Sudanese have returned to their homes over the past two and a half months after being displaced by the ongoing conflict, the United Nations migration agency said on Monday.