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Sudan COVID-19 Cases Continue Rising, Total 2591
18 May, 2020KHARTOUM (Sudanow) – Sudan’s Ministry of Health announced 302 new cases of COVID-19 including eight deaths. According to the Ministry’s report of Saturday, May 16, the new cases were reported in Kharto...
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Weekly Press Columns Digest
17 May, 2020KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - The week’s columns had tackled issues ranging from the tribal feuding in some parts of the country, to the humanitarian convoy sent by the Rapid Support Forces to some isolated areas in the Blu...
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Sudan’s Rough Transitioning
17 May, 2020The row that erupted last week and involved the embattled health minister Dr. Akram El-Tom showed clearly the tumultuous period of the transition in Sudan. Moreover, it highlighted, not only the expected complicated issu...
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Sudan Mourns Prof Altayeb Zain Alabdeen
17 May, 2020KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - Sudan on Thursday mourned distinguished thinker, writer and Professor of political science at the University of Khartoum Altayeb Zain Alabdeen who died in Khartoum aged 81. As a politician Prof. Zai...
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Sudan’s New Cases Of COVID-19 Surge To 325
17 May, 2020KHARTOUM (Sudanow) – Sudan’s new cases of COVID-19 have surged to 325 on May 15 including six deaths. The country’s total cases rose sharply to 2289 including 97 deaths and 222 recoveries. The Ministr...
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OPINION: A Stage Toward Democracy, Not Else
16 May, 2020The stage of transition toward democracy always tends to establish the permanent rule of law based on revolutionary mandate. Now, the debate raised by Sudanese Islamists about the legality of such stage decisions rem...
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Bumper Wheat Crop Hoped To Encourage More Farming Effort Next Season
15 May, 2020KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - Government officials and farmers are upbeat about this year’s bumper wheat crop in the central and northern irrigated plantations of the country. Travelers along those areas would see expanses ...
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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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