East Africa
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Sudan's digital banking system, led by "بنكك" (Bankak), has failed to provide citizens with access to their funds, leaving them struggling to make ends meet.
260 Sudanese families have arrived in Tawila, North Darfur, between September 28 and October 3, 2026, amid deteriorating security and living conditions.
Sudan's Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research presents vision for rebuilding the country's higher education and scientific research sector at the STS Forum 2026 in Kyoto, J...
Leaders of Sudan, Egypt, Somalia, and Eritrea meet in Cairo to discuss regional stability and peace efforts
Sudan's cabinet convened to address economic issues, including illegal fees and high living costs, with a focus on coordinating with states.
Sudanese women in Egypt mark Breast Cancer Awareness Month with renewed hope and determination
Sudan's economic crisis deepens, citizens seek answers to pressing questions
Sudan's Abdel Fattah al-Burhan attends El Alamein summit with Egypt, Eritrea, and Somalia to discuss regional security and cooperation.
Sudanese military conducts operations in Am Kirdem and Al-Nehoud, targeting militant groups
After years of struggling with water scarcity, residents of Al-Salihah in Sudan's Khartoum state are now enjoying improved access to clean water, thanks to the efforts of local authoritie...
Sudan's capital, Khartoum, is witnessing revitalization efforts, with streets being cleaned and damaged areas being rebuilt.
Sudan's fuel crisis deepens as criticisms rise over government's handling
