Six Years After Juba Peace Agreement, Calls for Review and Evaluation
Sudan's Juba Peace Agreement marks six years, with many questioning its effectiveness.
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Sudan's Juba Peace Agreement marks six years, with many questioning its effectiveness.
Sudan's Darfur region education minister appeals for Chad's approval to enable Sudanese students to take high school exams.
Sudan's animal wealth sector is set to play a crucial role in the country's economic recovery post-war, with a focus on production and export.
Sudan's Teachers' Committee submits memo to Presidential Palace, demands improved wages and working conditions
The Sudanese community in Aswan faces a new phase after reconciliation, with the focus shifting from forming a unity committee to actual work and service delivery.
Sudan's Agricultural Minister, Prof. Ismat Qureshi, announced that the current agricultural season is successful, with production expected to match last year's levels.
Efforts underway to control fire near Khartoum's Nile Street
Sudan's first العدالة نسوية campaign concludes after 6 months, achieving half of its goals, with a focus on women's participation in peace and change.
The UN Security Council is set to vote on a resolution to extend sanctions on Sudan for two months, until December 11.
Seven international humanitarian organizations have issued a joint appeal warning of a worsening hunger crisis in Sudan.
Sudan's Foreign Minister, Mahi Eldin Salem, has stated that a political solution to the country's crisis must be Sudanese-led, emphasizing the importance of national dialogue for sustaina...
Hundreds of Sudanese refugees in eastern Chad's Majee camp protest aid cuts by leaving for the border town of Adre.