Sudan's Abdel Fattah al-Burhan Addresses Nation Amid US Visa Controversy
Sudan's military leader Abdel Fattah al-Burhan addresses a rally in Khartoum, amid a controversy over his US visa application.
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Sudan's military leader Abdel Fattah al-Burhan addresses a rally in Khartoum, amid a controversy over his US visa application.
Sudanese Foreign Minister meets with Russian counterpart in New York
Sudan's Federal Ministry of Health has announced the launch of the second round of a diphtheria vaccination campaign in North Kordofan's Sheikan locality.
Gezira state in Sudan has launched a discounted market with 60 sales windows to ease living costs for citizens, offering various goods at lower prices.
18 civilians killed in ambush while searching for missing persons in desert
Ethiopia's internal turmoil and Sudan conflict intertwine, posing security risks.
Sudanese sports, particularly football, have brought people together, transcending borders and divisions, as seen in the warm reception of the national team in South Sudan.
A Saudi media team visits Omdurman, distributing food and shelter supplies to displaced persons.
Sudan's reconstruction requires a skilled workforce with technical and technological expertise.
Sudan and DR Congo discuss bilateral relations, regional issues, and the situation in Sudan on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly.
Sudan's government is being called upon to adopt a policy of reciprocal treatment with foreign nations, ensuring that Sudanese citizens receive equal respect and treatment abroad.
Sudanese Armed Forces liberate strategic city of Sodri in North Kordofan state