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The Injustice of Relatives
April 14, 2025Portsudan_Sudanow, "The injustice of relatives is more bitter ** to a man than the stroke of a sharp Indian sword." This line of poetry, despite being said hundreds of years ago (the pre-Islamic era) by the poet Tarafa b...
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History regains its luster from the eastern gate of the Presidential Complex.
March 23, 2025Port Sudan, March 21, 2025 (Sudanow) "For those who thought this was just a joke!" With this phrase, which carried a great deal of sarcasm, government spokesman Khalid Al-Aiser, Minister of Culture and Information, began...
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Return to homeland
March 08, 2025Port Sudan (Sudanow) Numbers of Returned Sudanese from Egypt are increasing back to homeland after a long suffer. Retuned groups include a lot of families who decided to retune that rises hope of stability conditions in ...
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Congratulations on the Occasion of the Holy Month of Ramadan
March 02, 2025It is our pleasure, we in the Family of Sudanow Magazine, to congratulate you, all Muslim Nations in General and our audience and followers in particular, on the occasion of the Holy month of Ramadan, May Allah r...
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Congratulations on the Occasion of the Holy Month of Ramadan
March 02, 2025It is our pleasure, we in the Family of Sudanow Magazine, to congratulate you, all Muslim Nations in General and our audience and followers in particular, on the occasion of the Holy month of Ramadan, May Allah r...
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On its International Day, Sudan's Radio will remain sincere voice of the nation
February 16, 2025Port Sudan(Sudanow) In a time when importance of radio declined, as anyone could create his own radio, and all world's radio became in the receiver's hands on a phone, despite this, Sudanese radio remains tuned r...
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In international Day of Radio, Sudanese National radio contious and steady
February 16, 2025Port Sudan(Sudanow) In a time when importance of radio declined, as anyone could create his own radio, and all world's radio became in the receiver's hands on a phone, despite this, Sudanese radio remains tuned r...
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