Egypt’s Foreign Ministry said Tuesday that a truck driver wounded in a shooting in Sudan’s capital, Khartoum, had undergone successful surgery, as authorities continued arrangements to repatriate the bodies of two Egyptian nationals killed in the attack. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Nader Zaki said the injured driver, identified as Ahmed Ahmed Ali, was in stable condition
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Two Egyptian truck drivers were killed in Khartoum as tensions rise over deadly border airstrikes
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Soaring fuel prices and import restrictions deepen hardship for thousands returning to Khartoum
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A widespread blackout hits three Sudanese states after electricity substations go offline
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Bread queues return to Khartoum as authorities close bakeries over alleged price and weight violations
Khartoum authorities shut bakeries as bread queues return Read More »
Sudanese families face mounting hardship as bread prices rise to 500 pounds per loaf amid economic turmoil
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Germany raises concerns over a possible secret chemical weapons programme linked to Sudan’s military
Germany warns of possible secret Sudan chemical weapons programme Read More »
Analysts say the Kordofan buildup could open a new route toward army-held Khartoum
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Sudanese fuel firms call for wider import access, flexible financing and transparent distribution rules
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Fuel queues and shortages persist across Khartoum, disrupting public transport despite officials declaring the crisis over
Fuel crisis persists across Khartoum despite government claims Read More »
