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For whom the bells toll: Kambo (18): Fifty Years of Solitude
07 March, 2014Khartoum (Sudanow) – In 1925, the Gezira Agricultural Scheme was established on an area of 2.2 million feddans to provide the British factories with crude cotton. Until very recently, the Gezira has been the bigges...
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Sudan government critical of US Human Rights report
07 March, 2014KHARTOUM, Sudan (Sudanow)- Sudan on Friday accused the United States of American of applying double standards when dealing with Human Rights issues, turning a blind eye to progress made in the country and overlooking Wa...
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Sudanese Student Wins International Research Award and Presents Digital Nursing Project at Royal College of Nursing Conference in Britain Khartoum – Sudanow In a country where the healthcare sector is facing mounting crises and war has placed hospitals, healthcare workers, and patients under immense pressure, a Sudanese nursing student has chosen to begin with a question ...
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11 October, 2026
Stories from the Heart of the Battlefield On World Teachers’ Day: The Sudanese Teacher — Achievements Against All Odds
Teachers carried their chalk through the rubble and kept working — Resilience War closed schools, but examinations continued — A Mission Low salaries and mounting hardships — The Price of the Profession Khartoum (Sudanow) — Teachers around the world are marking World Teachers’ Day this week, an occasion that carries messages of appreciation and gratitude for those who carry the torch of knowledge...
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