Sudanese Arab refugees face hostility and distrust in Chad
Thousands of Sudanese Arab refugees face mistrust and hostility from fellow Sudanese in Chad.
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Thousands of Sudanese Arab refugees face mistrust and hostility from fellow Sudanese in Chad.
Sudan hit by coordinated attacks on power plants, amid accusations of Ethiopian involvement
The Agenda Setting Theory reveals how media shapes public opinion by prioritizing certain issues over others.
Sudan's agricultural sector is turning to solar energy to ensure stable production and reduce operational costs.
Abdul El-Sayed, a 41-year-old Democrat, has won the US Senate seat in Michigan, becoming the first Muslim to be elected to the Senate.
Sudanese authorities seize 1,000 bundles of banned substance in taxi
Sudan's National Student Fund embarks on a massive reconstruction effort, aiming to rebuild student cities devastated by the war.
Sudanese officials and aid workers document the evacuation and care of 301 children who lost parental care during the war.
Arab League condemns Sudan's repeated drone attacks on civilian infrastructure
Sudan's Culture Minister Khalid Al-Aceiser accused Ethiopia of allowing its territory to be used by Rapid Support Forces and drones targeting Sudanese civilians.
Egypt convicts Mada Masr editor Lina Attalah, orders outlet's closure amid escalating crackdown on independent media.
Gezira Project in Sudan finalizes preparations for winter wheat season, targeting 400,000 feddans, with fuel, fertilizer, and financing in place.