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Mainstream Media Only Say One Thing “War” While Sudanese Techpreneurs Are Busy Touching Lives
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Egypt extends power grid to Sudan
The electricity grids of Egypt and Sudan were officially connected on Friday with an initial capacity of 60 megawatts, Sudan’s Ministry of Energy and Mining
Sudan-Israel Relations Agreed, Donald Trump Announces
Sudan is to normalise relations with Israel, US President Donald Trump says – the latest in a series of Arab League countries to do so,
Sudan protesters rally against economic hardship
Sudanese protesters rallied Wednesday against a deepening economic crisis but large police and army presence prevented mass demonstrations that had been called for online. The
Protests in Sudan turns bloody
The violence broke out following the sacking of the governor of neighbouring Kassala State.Doctors in Sudan say at least six people have been killed and
UNICEF, South Sudan launch campaign to tackle child marriage
South Sudan, in collaboration with the UN Children Agency (UNICEF), recently launched a campaign aimed at ending rampant child marriages in the young East African
Sudan and main rebel groups formalize peace deal
Sudan’s power-sharing government and several rebel groups on Saturday formalised a peace agreement aimed at resolving decades of conflict which left millions displaced and hundreds
Sudan: Government, Green Climate Fund, UNDP support citizens with climate-resilient water, food security projects
The Green Climate Fund has approved US$25.6 million in new funding for an innovative climate resilience project in Sudan, designed to promote agriculture, health, and
Sudan, Egypt, Ethiopia resume talks on Nile dam
Talks between Sudan, Egypt, and Ethiopia over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) on the Nile River resumed on Friday under African Union (AU) mediation.
