Sudan's Khartoum State Moves to Restore Eye Care Services
Khartoum state authorities aim to revive specialized eye care services, with a focus on early detection and preventive measures.
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Khartoum state authorities aim to revive specialized eye care services, with a focus on early detection and preventive measures.
Sudan's Transitional Sovereign Council head Abdel Fattah al-Burhan attends the third Russia-Africa Summit in Moscow.
Sudan's Human Resources and Social Development Minister, Ma'tasm Ahmed Salih, stressed the crucial role of youth in rebuilding and peacebuilding.
A viral video shows students sitting on the floor without teachers at a school in Sudan's River Nile state, sparking concerns about the learning environment.
Sudan's authorities accuse Ethiopia of launching 162 drone attacks on Sudanese cities, killing over 400 civilians and 102 soldiers, and causing widespread destruction.
Sudan's Foreign Ministry accused the UAE of providing drones to the Rapid Support Forces
Médecins Sans Frontières urges authorities to enhance security measures to ensure safe operations in central Darfur.
Sudanese artist Amani Azhari's art series "Jalassat Al-Shifa" delves into women's experiences during the war in Sudan.
Sudan's citizens are calling for swift action from the government to address the ongoing challenges of high living costs, limited access to basic services, and a struggling economy.
Sudanese sports icon Mamon Al-Taher faces financial struggles, sparking concerns about the welfare of the country's sports veterans.
Reports of a recent drone attack on a market in Sudan's Abyei region have sparked concerns about the effectiveness of the UN peacekeeping mission in protecting civilians.
The International Organization for Migration reports over 119,000 people have been displaced in Sudan's Blue Nile state over the past 10 months.