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Economic
JICA Plans to Reopen Its Offices in Sudan
Sudan Events – Reports The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) has promised to reopen its offices in Sudan as soon…
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Economic
Destruction of 18 Tons of Spoiled Goods in Northern State
Sudan Events – Reports The Standards and Metrology Office in Karima, Northern State, in cooperation with relevant authorities, conducted a…
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Economic
Meeting of the Agricultural Sector Reconstruction Committee
Sudan Events – Reports Dr. Abubakr Omar Al-Bushra, the Minister of Agriculture, chaired the first meeting of the Agricultural Sector…
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Economic
Northern State Issues New Mining Regulations
Sudan Events – Reports The Governor of Northern State, Abdeen Awadallah, has issued a temporary decree banning the use of…
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Local
Counterfeit Currency Operation Busted in East Nile
Sudan Events – Reports A security force from the East Nile Criminal Investigations raided a house in the Al-Fayhaa Block…
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Local
Khartoum Neighborhoods Receive 4,000 Displaced Residents Forced Out by the Militia
Sudan Events – Agencies The Al Arabiya news channel reported that the neighborhoods of Al-Qoz, Al-Ramla, and Al-Lamab in western…
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Local
Casualties in New Militia Shelling on El-Obeid
Sudan Events – Agencies The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia continued their artillery shelling on Friday toward El-Obeid, the capital…
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Sport
UEFA Wants to Review Double Touch Rule That Was Costly for Atletico in Champions League Shootout
UEFA will look into the possibility of reviewing the double touch rule that helped lead to Atletico Madrid’s loss in…
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Local
Egypt: We Reject Any Attempt to Divide Sudan
Sudan Events – Agencies Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdel Aty reaffirmed Egypt’s support for Sudan’s unity and stability. Speaking to…
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Washington: Violence and Rape Against Women and Children in Sudan Are Unacceptable
Sudan Events – Reports Dorothy Shea, the acting head of the U.S. Mission to the United Nations, condemned the widespread…
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