Sudanese Professor Among World's Top 2% Scientists
Sudanese professor, Dr. Saeed Mohammed Omar, has been ranked among the top 2% of scientists and researchers globally in clinical medicine for 2025 and 2026.
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Sudanese professor, Dr. Saeed Mohammed Omar, has been ranked among the top 2% of scientists and researchers globally in clinical medicine for 2025 and 2026.
Sudanese authorities shut down an Omdurman factory producing aluminum cookware with non-compliant materials following citizen complaints.
Sudan's Atbara National Secondary School for Boys restarts after years of closure with pledges of support from local authorities.
Gezira state in Sudan restarts education with over 54,000 students sitting for exams
Sudan's Transitional Sovereign Council receives Egyptian ambassador's credentials, vows to enhance bilateral ties.
Sudan's General Intelligence Service is actively involved in humanitarian efforts, supporting education and national development.
Hundreds of African and international organizations have urged Sudan to cooperate fully with all parties to the Chemical Weapons Convention.
Sudan's football association is under scrutiny for not utilizing millions of dollars in FIFA funding, sparking concerns over the country's football development.
Sudanese police emphasize mental health care through specialized hospitals and services
Sudan's government and various groups condemn Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia's airports and civilians
Protests erupt in Wadi Halfa, Sudan, over recent economic decisions affecting trade and livelihoods.
A general strike in Wadi Halfa, Sudan, has resulted in the closure of the customs warehouse and the Ashkit border crossing, effective October 11, 2026.