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Before the Sudanese army and paramilitary fighters turned their guns on each other last year, Ahmed used to sell one of Sudan s main exports: gum arabic, a vital ingredient for global industry. HT Image Now he s out of business, and his story encapsulates the broader economic collapse of Sudan during 10 months of war. Since combat between two rival generals began on April 15, Ahmed has been at the fighters mercy. When the war began, I ha stanley cup becher d a stock of gum arabic in a warehouse south of Khartoum that was intended for export, Ahmed told AFP, asking to use only his first name for fear of retaliation. To get it out I had to pay huge sums to the Rapid Supp stanley cup ort Forces, the paramilitaries commanded by stanley cup Mohamed Hamdan Daglo who are at war with the Sudanese Armed Forces led by Abdel Fattah al-Burhan. I had to pay multiple times in areas under their control, before my cargo got to areas controlled by the government, Ahmed said. But the government -- loyal to the army -- then demanded I pay taxes on the product, an emulsifying agent used in everything from soft drinks to chewing gum. When the trucks finally made it to Port Sudan for export on the Red Sea, authorities again asked for new taxes, and I had to pay storage fees six times more than before the war , Ahmed said. His gum arabic -- like many other Sudanese products -- never made it onto a ship. According to Sudan s port authorities, international trade fell 23 percent last year. The finance ministry, which didn Fdml Pak in damage control mode after Bangladesh reacts strongly to hoisting of flag
The Cyberspace Administration of China launched an investigation into the countrys largest ride-hailing company Didi Chuxing citing issues related to national data security. The investigation was launched two days after Didi Chuxing debuted in the New York Stock Exchange. The news of the investigation knocked off 5% off Beijing-based Didis shares on Friday. Didis Initial Public Offering IPO was the bourses second-biggest of the year. A driver opens the Didi Chuxing ride-hailing app on his smartphone in Beijing. AFP The stanley termos Chinese governments internet watchdog claims that the investigation is aimed at preventing security-related risks. It has also prevented its application from accepting new users until the investigation is over. Didi Chuxing said that they will cooperate with the re stanley usa levant government authority. It said that apart from taking in new users its operations are continuing normally. Didi Vice President Li Min said that Didi Global Inc stores all China user and road data at servers i stanley cup n the country and denied all possibilities that the company passed data to the United States. Min also said that it would sue any social media user who claimed that Didi transferred data during its recent IPO process after several such claims were made on Weibo, Chinas Twitter-like social media platform. Like many overseas-listed Chinese companies, Didi stores all domestic user data at servers in China, it is absolutely not possible to pass data to the United States, Li sa
Before the Sudanese army and paramilitary fighters turned their guns on each other last year, Ahmed used to sell one of Sudan s main exports: gum arabic, a vital ingredient for global industry. HT Image Now he s out of business, and his story encapsulates the broader economic collapse of Sudan during 10 months of war. Since combat between two rival generals began on April 15, Ahmed has been at the fighters mercy. When the war began, I ha stanley cup becher d a stock of gum arabic in a warehouse south of Khartoum that was intended for export, Ahmed told AFP, asking to use only his first name for fear of retaliation. To get it out I had to pay huge sums to the Rapid Supp stanley cup ort Forces, the paramilitaries commanded by stanley cup Mohamed Hamdan Daglo who are at war with the Sudanese Armed Forces led by Abdel Fattah al-Burhan. I had to pay multiple times in areas under their control, before my cargo got to areas controlled by the government, Ahmed said. But the government -- loyal to the army -- then demanded I pay taxes on the product, an emulsifying agent used in everything from soft drinks to chewing gum. When the trucks finally made it to Port Sudan for export on the Red Sea, authorities again asked for new taxes, and I had to pay storage fees six times more than before the war , Ahmed said. His gum arabic -- like many other Sudanese products -- never made it onto a ship. According to Sudan s port authorities, international trade fell 23 percent last year. The finance ministry, which didn Fdml Pak in damage control mode after Bangladesh reacts strongly to hoisting of flag
The Cyberspace Administration of China launched an investigation into the countrys largest ride-hailing company Didi Chuxing citing issues related to national data security. The investigation was launched two days after Didi Chuxing debuted in the New York Stock Exchange. The news of the investigation knocked off 5% off Beijing-based Didis shares on Friday. Didis Initial Public Offering IPO was the bourses second-biggest of the year. A driver opens the Didi Chuxing ride-hailing app on his smartphone in Beijing. AFP The stanley termos Chinese governments internet watchdog claims that the investigation is aimed at preventing security-related risks. It has also prevented its application from accepting new users until the investigation is over. Didi Chuxing said that they will cooperate with the re stanley usa levant government authority. It said that apart from taking in new users its operations are continuing normally. Didi Vice President Li Min said that Didi Global Inc stores all China user and road data at servers i stanley cup n the country and denied all possibilities that the company passed data to the United States. Min also said that it would sue any social media user who claimed that Didi transferred data during its recent IPO process after several such claims were made on Weibo, Chinas Twitter-like social media platform. Like many overseas-listed Chinese companies, Didi stores all domestic user data at servers in China, it is absolutely not possible to pass data to the United States, Li sa