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19 May, 2019 The Feminine Face Of Sudan’s Popular Uprising
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12 May, 2019 Weekly Press Columns Digest
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Calotropis Procera: A Long Neglected Valuable Plant
January 13, 2019KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - The calotropis procera that grows wild everywhere in the Sudan is a long neglected plant irrespective of its medical and economic value. Calotropis procera is a species of th...
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Sudan Demonstrations: The View From Outside
January 13, 2019Slowly the current demonstration in Sudan are finding their way to international media and with it the geostrategic position of the country is being highlighted. The Foreign Policy magazine publi...
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Press Columns Digest
January 07, 2019KHARTOUM (Sudanow)—How many years does the Sudan need to become a modern state like the Arab Gulf, Malaysian or South Korean states? With this question Altayyar daily Chief Editor Osman Mirghani began a co...
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Figuring Out Budget Figures
January 06, 2019Though the protests witnessed by a number of cities across the country were sparked initially by the economic difficulties and raising of subsidies on bread that developed quickly into a political agenda, but the...
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Weekly Press Columns Digest
December 23, 2018KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - The Sudanese daily newspapers, exceeding 15 in number, are remarkably rich in columns on various walks of life, with noticeably diverse opinions; though most of them deal with politics, some ...
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Sunflower Cultivation Can Boost The Economy A Good Deal, Businessman
December 16, 2018KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - Sunflower is a perennial crop with a high economic nutritional value in the Sudan. Sudan’s favorable weather conditions and its suitable soil, in particular the central clay plains...
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Trump Policy: New Scramble For Africa?
December 16, 2018Almost two years in office the Trump administration came out with a new African policy last week. It was left to National Security Advisor John Bolton and Tibor P. Nagy, Jr. Assistant Secretary, Bureau ...
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Photo of the Week
KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - Uncle Babiker is a tall man in his seventies with long neglected hippie-like thick hair and a heavy beard. He is dressed in a green and red colourful Sufi garment and from his neck dangles a heavy balanites rosary of 1000 beads. He always carries the Sudan flag fixed to a long wooden bar. By that appearance he always catches eyesight of those who visit the p...
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21 April, 2019
Man Forgoes Hard-won Bairam Sheep To Poor Orphans, Gets Better Replacement
KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - For Sudanese the Muslim Kurban Bairam feast is a very dear event nobody should miss. On the occasion every household strives to buy and butcher a sheep or at least a goat. For children the festivity is the best occasion of the year, Thus, it amounts to shame and disobedience if one tries to skip this religious duty. Children of poor families that cannot afford the price of this religious sacrifi...
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