Sudanese Army Makes Significant Gains in Kurdufan and Blue Nile
Sudanese army advances on multiple fronts in Kurdufan and Blue Nile regions
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Sudanese army advances on multiple fronts in Kurdufan and Blue Nile regions
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The Sudanese Conference of the People has expressed deep concern over the death sentences handed down to a local official and others in Jazira state.
University of Khartoum's Pharmacy College struggles with damaged buildings, lack of faculty, and logistical issues, affecting its return to in-person learning.
The Kordofan Observatory has warned of the dangers of extending military operations to the Al-Mazrub area in North Kordofan, Sudan, citing concerns over civilian casualties and displacement.
Sudan's central bank has unveiled a five-year strategy to reform and strengthen the country's banking sector, but it faces numerous challenges, including a large amount of cash outside th...