Technology
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16 November, 2025 Digital Brain Rot Threat to Children's Minds
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A Victory By Sports Woman
April 15, 2018KHARTOUM (Sudanow) – Member of the Executive Office of the Sudanese Olympic Committee Hanadi al-Sidiq has been elected vice-president of the Arab Badminton Federation. Al-Sidiq is the President of the Sudan Badmin...
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Liquidity Restrictions: Harms Heap Up, Recovery May Take Long
April 15, 2018KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - After a harsh bickering between an agent and a bank cashier who refused to cash her over a 1000 pounds, an elderly man sitting by whispered into the young lady’s ear: ”My daughter! Go bac...
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Oil Worries
April 15, 2018The recent crisis of oil products supplies that hit the country refocuses the attention on the domestic issue of the oil industry and its political, economic implications. Again the topic of energy security in Sudan is r...
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Dates Production Requires More Government Attention
April 08, 2018KHARTOUM (Sudan) - The date palm tree is believed to be the oldest plant man had known. An integrated tree, the date palm shoots up 25 meters high and has benefits uncountable. Its fruits, the dates, constitute an ideal...
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Down Syndrome Center Kids Give More Than They Take, Director
April 08, 2018KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - The main characteristic of these kids is love, truthfulness and good manners. They are God’s angels on Earth. That is what Ebtihaj Mohammad Oahaj, founder and director of the Sudan cen...
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Sudanese Among World Cup’s Referees
April 05, 2018KHARTOUM (Sudanow) – The world soccer governing body, FIFA, has selected Sudanese international referee Waleed Mohamed Ahmed to go to Russia among umpires who will conduct the 2018 World Cup matches. Ahmed is ...
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Tapping Sudan’s Strategic Location
April 01, 2018The signing of a $4 billion partnership deal with Qatar last week to build and manage the Red Sea port of Suakin puts the country’s strategic location under spot and could be considered the first serious attempt to...
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Photo of the Week
Khartoum, 1 February 2026 ( Sudanow) — Khartoum International Airport today received its first domestic flight since the liberation of the capital from the desecration of the rebel militia. The flight was operated by the national carrier, Sudan Airways, arriving from Port Sudan, in an event widely seen as signaling the return of life to the civil aviation sector. The arr...
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08 February, 2026
Stories From Within The Battlefield A survivor recounts the story of the Salaha massacre
Khartoum-(Sudanow)- They decided to leave Salaha, the farthest south of Omdurman, in a large group, with Elfaitahab as their destination, being the closest area to Salaha with a military presence. Additionally, they have family ties with Elfaitahab residents, as most Salaha residents have social connections there. However, they chose the easiest geographically but most insecure route, the main asphalt road connecting Salaha to ...
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