Sudan's civil war is devastating lives and its economy

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  Hello and welcome to World Business Report from the BBC World Service.

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  I'm Sam Fennick.

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  Coming up today, as Sudan's civil war enters its third year,

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  we'll hear about the desperate measures people are taking to survive.

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  Last year, Amanian or community tried to sell three of his children at the market just so someone else could feed them.

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  We have a rare glimpse into what Chinese traders really think about the ongoing trade war between China and the United States.

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  This is a clue, this is a clue.

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  What are you going to do?

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  What's going to happen?

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  How are you going to sell your products?

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  I believe Trump will change the demand.

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  So you think you have your fingers crossed?

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  Yes, I believe I have my fingers crossed, yes.

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  And Peru's economic growth has slowed, but could it and other emerging economies gain from a weaker dollar?

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  That's all coming up here in World Business Report over the next 30 minutes.

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  First though, let's turn to Sudan,

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  which on Tuesday is being called the centre of the world's largest humanitarian crisis.

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  Tens of thousands of people have been killed and thousands have fled their homes in two years of civil war.

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  Fighting began with armed clashes between the RSF paramilitaries and the Sudanese armed forces.

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