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بعد سنوات الحرب…المولد يعود فهل عادت الحياة؟

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تقرير: الراكوبة عادت اصوات المدائح والزفات وحشود المواطنين إلى بعض الشوارع والساحات بعد سنوات من حرب السودان لكن هل تعني عودة الاحتفالات عودة الحياة الطبيعية فعلًا أم أنها مجرد عودة جزئية لمظهر من مظاهر الحياة الاجتماعية بينما لا تزال اثار الحرب حاضرة في الخدمات والاسواق والامن ومعيشة المواطنين؟ وبعد اكثر من ثلاثة أعوام عادت زفة …

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