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A Genius Child
15 May, 2018KHARTOUM (SUDANOW)— He was the first child in the Middle East to win the membership of Mensa IQ Society, the world's largest and oldest high IQ society for the genius persons who constitute 1% of total world popula...
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Remapping the Middle East?
13 May, 2018The recent developments following the Trump administration scrapping the Iran nuclear deal coupled with ongoing domestic political and economic problems are putting Sudan on its tiptoes. According to a Washington Post s...
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Sudanow Claims First Prize Of An Online Article
10 May, 2018KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - Sudanow reporter Rogia al-Shafie has claimed the first prize for the best online written article about Sudan’s traditional foods.The item was published under the title: Sudan's tradit...
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Valuable Inventions
06 May, 2018KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - It never came into the mind of Dr. Mohammad Madani al-Tayeb Abdallah that devising a set to attract and trap mosquitoes as part of his doctorate research would propel him into internationalism and dr...
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Annona, A Forgotten Delicious Fruit With Healing Properties
06 May, 2018KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - When medicine fails, humans go back to nature in search of an antidote for a plaguing disease. And because most medicines have their roots in vegetables, herbs and trees, scientists and traditional h...
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Restoring Government Authority
06 May, 2018It is not the first time that Sudan decides to curtail its diplomatic presence abroad. Faced with similar economic crisis and scarcity of hard currency as the one the country is currently experiencing, then President Ja&...
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Photo of the Week
Everybody alive today came from one African country (The Independent) Ariana Baio Khartoum, Jan.1 (Sudanow)-It is well known that all humans alive today can be traced back to a common ancestor but a study may have found where that ancestor originates. Researchers at the University of Oxford’s Big Data Institute mapped the entirety of genetic relationships among humans t...
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01 January, 2023
Phone battery killed nine persons, injured twelve
Zalingei, Jan.1 (Sudanow) - A dispute over a phone battery, in Marin Market, Central Darfur, led to the killing of nine persons and injuring of another twelve. The Director of Central Darfur Police, Salah Omar Al-Tayeb told SUNA last Thursday that main reasons behind the events in Zalingei began with a dispute over a phone battery, where one of the citizens stabbed to death. The police official added that the police forces moved to th...
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