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Thirty-two killed in a plane crash near Kafugli in south kordufan, presidency says =
19 August, 2012KHARTOUM, (sudanow.info.sd) – Thirty two people, including six crew members, have been confirmed dead in the helicopter crash over Taloudi area, south west of Khartoum, Sunday, the pres...
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The Position of the Government of the Sudan on the Outstanding Issues under discussion
02 August, 2012ADDIS ABABA, (sudanow.info.sd) - this paper, issued on 2nd Aug 2012, reflects the position of the Government of the Sudan (GoS) on the outstanding issues under discussion on the process of the post-secession negotiatio...
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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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Stories from the Heart of the Battlefield Zainab: When Staying Becomes an Act of Courage
The Courageous Zainab: A Woman Who Stayed When Everyone Left — and Returned to Bring Life Back to Wad Nubawi From a home that opened its doors to displaced families, and a garden that flourished amid fear, to the homes of those who were away and the power stations she helped restore — the story of a Sudanese woman who shows how ordinary people can perform extraordinary acts during wartime. Khartoum – (Sudanow...
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