Coronavirus: Khartoum airport reopens for stranded Sudanese
Sudan’s Civil Aviation Authority has decided to briefly re-open Khartoum airport to air traffic for 48 hours, effective Thursday evening,...
Sudanese NGO manager, army soldier killed in South Kordofan
The manager of the Islamic Daawa organisation in South Kordofan was shot dead by unknown gunmen in the state capital...
Sudan govt, rebels agree on Darfur wealth sharing issues
Yesterday, the Sudanese government delegation and the Sudan Revolutionary Front (SRF) rebel alliance agreed on most issues of the Darfur...
Demo demands results of June 3 Khartoum massacre investigation
Hundreds of young protestors demonstrated in Khartoum yesterday, demanding a final report from the Committee of Inquiry into the violent...
Two churches torched in Sudan
In the past three weeks two churches have been torched by militants in Sudan, one in Khartoum and another in...
Economist: ‘Support small businesses while combatting coronavirus’
The head of the economics department of the International University of Sudan, Dr Majda Mustafa, has called on the government...
Two suspected cases of coronavirus reported in Sudan’s Kassala
The Kassala Ministry of Health reported two suspected cases of coronavirus (Covid-19). Both patients have been isolated. Doctor Eman Mahmoud,...
Arrest warrant against Sudan’s former foreign minister
The Public Prosecution of Sudan issued an arrest warrant yesterday against Ali Karti, former Minister of Foreign Affairs (2010-2015) and...
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Sudan declares health emergency to combat coronavirus
Sudan’s Security and Defence Council chaired by the President of the Sovereign Council, Lt Gen Abdelfattah El Burhan, declared a...
Update: Sudan fuel crisis
On Monday, residents of Kassala complained about the shortage and unreasonable prices of fuel that caused the public transportation crisis....
Darfur prices soar as 3,000 flee violence in Chad
Displaced people in Kalma, Dereig, El Salam, and Otash camps for the displaced in Nyala in South Darfur complained about...
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