Sudanese Health Ministry Conducts Field Assessment of Damaged Schools
Sudan's Health Ministry evaluates damage to health schools in Khartoum
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Sudan's Health Ministry evaluates damage to health schools in Khartoum
Sudan's former Justice Minister Nasser Eddin Abdelbari has left the 'Tasises' alliance, citing internal differences over the group's political path.
Sudan's government and citizens reject US envoy Masood Pulus's comments that the US does not officially recognize the Sudanese government.
Sudan's dialogue committee makes progress, meeting with over 100 groups.
Egyptian health ministry promotes balanced approach to digital gaming to prevent addiction among children
Sudan's political landscape faces criticism over international interference
Sudan's Finance Minister, Dr. Jibril Ibrahim, has outlined the country's path to economic recovery at a conference on private sector dialogue.
US advisor to President on African affairs discusses Sudan conflict
More than 106,000 Sudanese students have completed their university admission applications electronically in the first five days of the application period.
Gezira state in Sudan is transitioning from humanitarian aid to productive projects and development.
Sudanese civil forces call on UN Security Council to impose immediate ceasefire, protect civilians, and ensure humanitarian aid access.
Sudan's Revolutionary Awakening Council forces complete advanced military training amid ongoing conflict