Cholera overruns Khartoum, dengue on the rise in eastern Sudan
Dengue fever cases in Al-Qadarif reached 3,390 cases, including 19 deaths
The rise of Sudanese kebabs
Sudanese kebabs, often referred to as “Mishkak,” have a long history deeply rooted in the country’s culinary heritage
Health and living conditions deteriorate in besieged Tuti Island in Khartoum
Tuti Island has been besieged since the early days of the war
Key actors in Sudan conflict to be target of EU sanctions
The sanctions proposal was submitted in July but was not officially approved until Monday
UN food agency needs over $526M for S. Sudan hunger response
People are getting less than 300 grams of food per day, 90% of families have gone multiple days without eating, says South Sudan director of WFP
South Sudan to investigate 2017 killing of US journalist
The United States and Britain, along with media campaign groups and Christopher Allen’s family, have been urging for an investigation into his killing on August 26, 2017, for several years.
Sudan’s ambassador presents credentials to Moroccan King
Ambassador Mouda Omar Haj Eltom presented her credentials to King Mohammed VI in Rabat
UN urges the world to stand with the people of Sudan
UN says that five months of brutal war have exacted a heavy price on Sudan
UN warns thousands of South Sudan returnees at risk of hunger
Despite its vast oil reserves, four out of five South Sudanese live in “absolute poverty,” as indicated by World Bank data from 2018
South Sudan president fires second CB governor within a year
This marks the second instance in just over a year that he has removed a central bank governor
Dengue fever spreads to 8 states in Sudan
Cases of dengue fever reached 150 in North Kordofan and at least 700 in Al-Qadarif
Sudan’s historical gems
Sudan’s cities play pivotal roles in shaping the nation’s identity and development
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