6 Regional Countries and Entities Call for Permanent Ceasefire in Sudan
Six countries and regional entities have called on warring parties in Sudan to resume negotiations for a permanent ceasefire.
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Six countries and regional entities have called on warring parties in Sudan to resume negotiations for a permanent ceasefire.
Thousands of families in North Darfur's Fata Borno camp face a growing food gap due to irregular aid distribution.
Radio Dabanga Sudan continues to provide independent news coverage
A Saudi man rewarded a Port Sudan laundry worker with an iPhone 18 Pro Max and $100 for his honesty.
Sudan's Federal Health Minister, Dr. Haitham Mohamed Ibrahim, met with officials in Gezira state to discuss sustainable solutions for the state's cancer treatment center.
Sudan's education system is under scrutiny as experts question whether it provides students with the skills needed to succeed in the workforce.
Sudan's state-owned mining company launches first gold shipment from Kassala to central refinery as part of efforts to regulate the sector.
Algerian government offers scholarships to Sudanese students for undergraduate studies in various fields.
26 kitchens providing daily meals to Sudanese refugees in Uganda's Kyandengya camp have stopped operations due to a food shortage and reduced support.
A recent study by the Youth Network for Civil Monitoring reveals that despite their significant presence in Sudanese peace processes, young people's influence on decision-making remains l...
Sudan's mining sector faces criticism amid environmental and safety concerns
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