Sudanese Families in Egypt Face Digital Challenges
Sudanese families in Egypt struggle to cope with psychological and social challenges of displacement, requiring awareness and protection in the digital age.
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Sudanese families in Egypt struggle to cope with psychological and social challenges of displacement, requiring awareness and protection in the digital age.
Sudan's power infrastructure under attack as rebels' drones hit two key stations
A community initiative to clean up the Sheikh Ahmad cemetery in Atbara, Sudan, has uncovered ancient tombstones and inscriptions, sparking interest in the city's history.
Sudan's Gezira state governor announces imminent resolution to fuel shortages
A video has surfaced showing the deteriorating conditions at the Shendi and Al-Matama bridge maintenance sites in Sudan, with scattered materials and open excavations posing a threat to p...
A medical conference was held at Nile White University in Sudan, focusing on research and development in the health sector.
Al-Hilal FC in Sudan has 25 foreign players, sparking concerns about the team's dynamics and player utilization.
A Sudanese farmer in Gezira state has issued a distress call over rising fuel prices and shortages, threatening agricultural operations.
A video showing a groom in a wedding dress waiting in line for fuel has gone viral in Sudan, highlighting the country's severe fuel crisis.
Recent drone attacks on vital facilities in Sudan have raised concerns about the country's security and its position in regional and international politics.
Sudan's Transitional Sovereign Council head Abdel Fattah al-Burhan visits Russia, strengthening strategic ties and cooperation in various fields.
Sudan's police air wing plays a vital role in enhancing security, response capabilities, and humanitarian efforts across the country.