Intelligence Service Foils Gold Smuggling Attempt in River Nile State
Security forces in Atbara have seized over 50 kilograms of smuggled gold in an operation led by the General Intelligence...
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Landslides Kill Over 1000 in Jebel Marra Village
The civil authority linked to the Sudan Liberation Movement announced on Monday that a devastating landslide had completely wiped out...
Sudan Lauds China’s Landmark Development Projects
Sudan’s Ministry of Finance has hailed the multi-billion-dollar projects carried out by China in the country as “landmark achievements” that...
Sudan Braces for Severe Weather as Orange Alert Issued
Residents in several Sudanese states have been urged to prepare for severe weather conditions, as the Sudan Meteorological Authority forecasts...
IOM Reports Mass Returns of Displaced Sudanese Amid Improved Security
Nearly two million Sudanese displaced by war have gone back to their homes over the past nine months, the International...
Sudan Readies Its Agenda for UN General Assembly’s 80th Session
The United Nations General Assembly will open its 80th annual session in New York on September 9, with high-level debates...
From Rubble to Renewal: Khartoum Rises Again
Two years after being reduced to a ghost city by war, Sudan’s capital is showing signs of life. Workers now...
Sudan and ICRC Strengthen Coordination on Humanitarian Efforts
The Sudanese government and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) have reaffirmed their commitment to closer collaboration in...
Egypt and Sudan Join Hands to Facilitate Refugees’ Return
The second train convoy carrying Sudanese citizens back to their homeland departed Cairo this week, a vivid symbol of cooperation...
Anthropologist Highlights Gender Inequality in Hadandawa Wedding Practices
In her recent study, anthropologist Amal Hasaan Fadalla sheds light on the Hadandawa tribe’s wedding customs, revealing how issues of...