Recent battle in Sudan’s Wad Ashana displaces thousands
More than 15,000 residents fled the town of Wad Ashana, located in North Kordofan State near the border with the White Nile State, due to attacks
Sudanese journalists and teachers forced to work in other jobs due to war
The war compelled journalists, engineers, and teachers to engage in alternative professions in the cities to which they had migrated
4 Western countries to request a UN body to investigate atrocities in Sudan
US, Britain, Norway, and Germany intend to present a motion to the U.N. Human Rights Council
South Sudan, Sudan are world’s most dangerous countries for aid workers
Among the 71 recorded aid worker deaths this year, 22 occurred in South Sudan and 19 in Sudan
Indigenous ingredients, global appeal
Sudan’s cuisine is a harmonious blend of indigenous ingredients, historical influences, and regional variations
Hibiscus Sudanensis: The exquisite flower of Sudan
The Hibiscus Sudanensis holds a special place in the hearts of the Sudanese people
Sudan’s al-Burhan denies meeting with Islamic Movement leaders
The talks between the two sides allegedly dwelt on the ongoing conflict between the army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF)
Sudanese sign language alphabet enhances access to education
Sudanese Sign Language (SSL) is gaining recognition for its unique alphabet
Rains destroy more than 6,500 homes in Sudan’s River Nile State
The number of houses affected in the River Nile State during the current autumn reached 6,542 homes
5,000 cases of dengue fever reported in a single state in Sudan
Dengue fever cases in the Red Sea state is estimated to be between 3,000 to 5,000
NGO in Sudan documents 954 deaths from bombardments in 3 cities
The report specified that the cities of Khartoum recorded 647 deaths, Al-Obeid 79 deaths, and Nyala 228 deaths
US sanctions former minister, 2 companies for undermining stability in Sudan
Ali Karti served in government of ousted President Omar al-Bashir
The timeless legacy of the Nile River
The Nile River, often referred to as the “Father of African Rivers,” flows through Suda
Volker Perthes: It has been a great honor to support the people of Sudan
United Nations envoy to Sudan concluded his tumultuous tenure in Khartoum
Sudan’s FFC: the war will lead to division
Yasir Arman said that factions loyal to the former regime (Omar al-Bashir) seek to prolong the duration of the conflict
Turkish charity sends additional humanitarian aid to conflict-ridden Sudan
30 new containers loaded with food items, blankets, hygiene kits, clothes
Sudan’s Dagalo and Burhan in Saudi Arabia, potential agreement
Saudi Crown Prince sponsors negotiations between the leaders of the Sudanese army and the RSF, including a ceasefire and a new political roadmap to end war
Sudanese army repels SPLM-N’s new attack on Kadugli
Sudanese army repelled a new attack carried out by the SPLM-N on Kadugli, the capital of South Kordofan
Specter of famine threatens more than 6 million people in Sudan – UN
A UN official warned that famine specter threatens more than 6 million people
Sudan’s maritime gateway on the Silk Road
Sudan’s position as a crossroads of civilizations made it a natural part of an intricate web of trade
Sudanese band forced to flee conflict spreads musical message
The creators of the “Nuba Mountain Sound” band originate from South Kordofan, a southern state that has historically been in rebellion against the government.
Sudanese tradition ‘Al-Tekkiya’ resurfaces to alleviate hunger amid war
In Sudanese culture, offering and sharing food is a sign of generosity and hospitality
Former Sudanese minister: $60 billion estimated damage to infrastructure
Damage to infrastructure in Khartoum, Darfur, and Kordofan, is estimated at $60 billion, or 10% of the total infrastructure value
Sudanese Health Minister: War exacerbates dengue, malaria, cholera spread
The war and the suspension of disease control operations contributed to the epidemic spread of some diseases