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IGAD Appoints A special Envoy to Sudan
Sudan Events – Agencies IGAD Executive Secretary Workneh Gebehu announced the appointment of Hon. Lawrence Korbandi of South Sudan as…
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Strategic Expert: Militia’s Arming during the war is Equivalent to that of (5) Countries
Shendi – Rehab Abdullah Strategic and Military Expert 1st. Marine Lt. Gen. Fath al-Rahman Mohieddin, revealed that the Rapid Support…
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An Emirati Ambassador secretly visits El Geneina and pledges to provide quality Weapons to the militia
Sudan Events – Agencies Mohamed Ali Al Shamsi, the United Arab Emirates( UAE) ambassador to Chad, has visited secertly city…
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Washington Calls for Resumption of Sudan Negotiations after Ramadan
Sudan Events – Agencies US Special Envoy to Sudan, Tom Perriello, expressed his hope that the two parties to the…
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Sudan: 18 million People are Facing High Levels of Acute Food Insecurity
The ongoing conflict in Sudan, coupled with disrupted supply chains, economic decline, and hindrances to humanitarian aid, has plunged approximately…
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Iran Frees all Filipino Crew Members of Seized Oil Tanker
The Philippines said Wednesday that Iran has freed all 18 Filipino crew members of an oil tanker that was seized…
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Norway: Israel’s Decision to Block UNRWA Aid ‘Unacceptable’
Israel’s decision to deny access to food convoys from the UN agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) to northern Gaza is…
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UK’s Oldest Turkish Mosque at Risk of Closure
The UK’s oldest Turkish mosque is at risk of closure due to rising costs and a dwindling congregation. Erkin Güney,…
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Tunisia Sentences 4 to Death, 2 to Life in Prison for Assassination of Belaid
A Tunisian court on Wednesday sentenced four people to death and two people to life in prison on charges…
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Baltimore Rescuers Lose Hope for More Bridge Collapse Survivors
Rescuers have lost hope of finding more survivors of the Baltimore bridge collapse, the coast guard said, as efforts switched…
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