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El Fasher: “A Wound That Refuses to Be Forgotten”
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18 October, 2026
Can Sudan Break Free from the Dollar Trap? From an Import-Dependent Economy to an Export-Financed Economy
Introduction: Beyond the Dollar Shortage
Amid Sudan’s ongoing economic crisis, the central question is no longer simply how to obtain more US dollars or curb their rising exchange rate. A more fundamental question must be asked: Why does Sudan remain persistentl
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01 November, 2026 The headlines of the most important updates
Khartoum, (Sudanow)_ Sudan’s Permanent Representative in Geneva Highlights Terrorist Militia’s Targeting of the Country’s Healthcare System. TSC President Congratulates Turkish President on Republic Day. Russian State University for the Humanities Awards Honorary Doctorate to TSC P....
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01 November, 2026
Fikriya Aba Yazid Mohamed: The Woman Who Steered Sudan’s Official News Agency Through One of the Most Challenging Period
Fikriya Aba Yazid: A Woman of War and Peace On World Manager’s Day, we pay tribute to an exceptional experience of a Sudanese woman who shouldered responsibility at a time when carrying such a burden was particularly difficult. Fikriya Aba Yazid: The Woman Who Led SUNA Through the Storm Khartoum – Sudanow In the history of Sudanese media, certain professional experiences transcend the boundaries of journalism to become part of the institutional memory of national institutions, particularly when extraordinary circumstances impose severe tests of leadership and responsibility. The experience of Dr. Fikriya Aba Yazid Moha...
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01 November, 2026
Cowpea: A Strategic Economic Crop Enhancing Sudan’s Prospects for Achieving Food Security
Khartoum (Sudanow) — With meat prices rising rapidly, cowpea offers a more affordable alternative as a readily available source of plant-based protein in Sudan. Widely consumed across the country, it features in numerous traditional dishes, including cowpea stew, salads and boiled preparations. To explore the nutritional, health and economic value of this crop, Sudanow spo...
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01 November, 2026
“We Will Return, and Sudan Will Rise Again”: When Drama Becomes a Homeland and a Message for Rebuilding National Conscio
KHARTOUM (Sudanow) — At a time when Sudan continues to grapple with the consequences of war, displacement and exile, and as the need to restore social cohesion and rebuild national identity becomes increasingly urgent, writer, author and economist Dr. Jalal Hamid has launched a drama project entitled “We Will Return, and Sudan Will Rise Again.” Rooted in an intellectual and cultural vision, the project goes beyond conventional artistic productio...
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Moscow (Sudanow) — The Russian State University for the Humanities in Moscow has awarded Sudan’s Transitional Sovereignty Council Chairman and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, an honorary doctorate in recognition of his efforts to strengthen Sudanese-Russian relations and promote cooperation between the two countries in the cultu...
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25 October, 2026
Tales from the Battlefield “Rest Tonight, Mum”: A Compassionate Gesture That Moved Social Media and Wiped Away a Strugg
A humanitarian initiative goes beyond providing assistance to help build hope Dr Sarah: The war has driven mothers into the markets in search of a livelihood. A video shared on social media has touched the hearts of users, capturing a moving act of kindness by young volunteers from the “Rest Tonight, Mum” initiative. The group reached out to a Sudanese woman displaced from Darfur who struggles to support her family...
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