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July 30 - 2021
KHARTOUM
Heavy rainfall affects White Nile camp for South Sudanese refugees
On Sunday, the El Ganaa refugee camp in El Jabalein locality near the border between South Sudan and Sudan’s White Nile state was hit by torrential rains. In El Gurashi in neighbouring...
July 30 - 2021
KHARTOUM
Sudan Finance Minister briefs EU envoys on economy, Samarat programme
The Sudanese Minister of Finance and Economic Planning briefed the ambassadors of the European Union to Sudan on the economic situation in the country in Khartoum yesterday. He...
July 29 - 2021
KAUDA
Sudan’s liberation movements chart conditions for lasting peace
The Sudan People’s Liberation Movement-North led by Abdelaziz El Hilu (SPLM-N El Hilu), and the mainstream Sudan Liberation Movement under the leadership of Abdelwahid El Nur (SLM-AW),...
July 29 - 2021
KHARTOUM / EL GEZIRA / EL MANAGIL
French agritech specialists to help mechanise Sudan’s El Gezira Scheme
The management committee of Sudan’s El Gezira Scheme and French company FGM International that specialises in developing, managing, and implementing a broad variety of modern farming...
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Sudan's COVID-19 pandemic in cartoons by Omar Dafallah
July 30 - 2021
DABANGA SUDAN
From the first outbreak to the third wave and the vaccine roll-out, Radio Dabanga presents you with a visual retrospective of Sudan's struggle with the pandemic so far, featuring a series from the sharp-witted and often barbed pen of Sudanese veteran cartoonist Omar Dafallah.
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July 29 - 2021
KHARTOUM
Minister: Agreement on GERD essential to safety of Sudan population
Sudan’s Minister of Irrigation and Water Resources, Yasir Abbas, has underlined the necessity for Sudan, Egypt, and Ethiopia to reach a legal and binding agreement regarding the...
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July 25 - 2021
PORT SUDAN
COVID-19 spikes in Sudan’s Red Sea state – call for lockdown, curfew
Doctors in Sudan’s Red Sea state have called for a three-week lockdown and curfew to be imposed, and the state’s national and international borders to shut, as COVID-19 cases surge....
