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Changing Customs Of The Riverain Sudan (The child)
09 January, 2013Khartoum (Sudanow)-The Social customs that were practiced by the Sudanese who live along the Nile or near itover the past century, rolled up some change due to variables of time and vicissitudes age and variability. so...
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The Working Woman Contributes to Peace, Stability in Blue Nile
09 January, 2013KHARTOUM, (SUDANOW)—Hajjah Halimah Dongo, a vegetables saleswoman in Ginais Village, Er-Rosaires Locality says she is not embarrassed with her job and that sharing work with man is a social legacy in her region, ...
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Khartoum International Airport operates under new ICAO standards
09 January, 2013KHARTOUM, (SUDANOW)—Aviation industry experts consider acquiring by Khartoum international airport of the operational efficiency certificate of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICA...
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On Recent Beshir-Kiir Summit- Does it Augur a New Chapter in Khartoum-Juba Relations
09 January, 2013Khartoum(Sudanow)-The Sudan and South Sudan are heading towards a new chapter in their bilateral relations that may lead to peace and stability and to an end of an era of trading accusations that followed the secession...
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New oilfields revive hopes for economic recovery
01 January, 2013KHARTOUM, Dec 31 (SUDANOW)—The inauguration of Hadidah Oilfield has revived hopes by the Sudanese people for an imminent economic recovery after the country has lost 75% of the petroleum revenues due to the seces...
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Photo of the Week
KHARTOUM (Sudanow) — The Sudan University of Science and Technology Wednesday drew the curtain off a memorial of the December Revolution, built by graduates of its College of Fine Arts. The memorial shows a young man raising the country’s national flag with his right hand, while resting his left foot on a teargas canister, an incarnation of the struggle of the Sud...
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25 October, 2020
Lost Girl Reunited With Her Family In A Strange Coincidence
KHARTOUM (Sudanow) — Harsh treatment of children can sometimes lead to catastrophic consequences, like what happened to the girl Esra’a in this story. As told to Sudanow by Zahra’a Mohammad Alarabi, the girl Esra’a was one day brought to her family’s home by son of her sister Fatima who worked as a policeman. He said the girl was found stray and was brought to the police station by a bus...
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