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Sudan bans high school exams in RSF regions
The Sudanese government has refused to approve the secondary school exams organized by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in areas under their control in Darfur, considering them illegitimate and not recognized by national or international educational institutions. Despite this, the first exams were launched in Nyala by RSF commander Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo (Hemetti), contrary to the central government's rejection and amid growing concerns that these exams do not guarantee official recognition. This move is viewed as an attempt by the RSF to establish parallel educational pathways, which threatens to undermine trust in academic credentials. The educational process has been halted since the outbreak of war more than three years ago, affecting around 570,000 students, while efforts continue to organize exams in regions outside the official government framework.
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