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Sudan’s war-driven blackouts push residents toward solar power but high costs shut many out
Sudan's ongoing conflict has led to severe electricity shortages, pushing residents in Omdurman to seek solar energy solutions. However, the high costs of solar systems make it inaccessible for many families, exacerbating the challenges fac...
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Sudan's ongoing conflict has led to severe electricity shortages, pushing residents in Omdurman to seek solar energy solutions. However, the high costs of solar systems make it inaccessible for many families, exacerbating the challenges faced during these blackouts.
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Originally reported by AP News.
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