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  • Mohamed Abdul Hai
    Mohamed Abdul Hai

    Sudanese renowned poet, critic and university professor, the late Mohamed Abdul Hai (1944-1989), has been selected by the Ministry of Culture to stand as the Person of Khartoum International Book Fair in its current conv...

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  • Mohamed Abdul Hai
    Mohamed Abdul Hai

    Sudanese renowned poet, critic and university professor, the late Mohamed Abdul Hai (1944-1989), has been selected by the Ministry of Culture to stand as the Person of Khartoum International Book Fair in its current conv...

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  • Sudan's First Woman Car Driver
    Sudan's First Woman Car Driver

    Saudi Arabia on Monday took milestone decision to allow women drive cars. This brings to SUDANOW sweet memories of the late Sudanese lady Amna Attya, who received, almost a whooping three quarters of a century ago, her d...

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  • Sudan's First Woman Car Driver
    Sudan's First Woman Car Driver

    Saudi Arabia on Monday took milestone decision to allow women drive cars. This brings to SUDANOW sweet memories of the late Sudanese lady Amna Attya, who received, almost a whooping three quarters of a century ago, her d...

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  • Great Biram festivities
    Great Biram festivities

    During the Great Biram festivities, Sudanese usually sacrifice one sheep, or goat, in observance of the holy Eid Adha. The animal is usually brought from the rural area where most animals feed on natural fodders, with no...

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  • Great Biram festivities
    Great Biram festivities

    During the Great Biram festivities, Sudanese usually sacrifice one sheep, or goat, in observance of the holy Eid Adha. The animal is usually brought from the rural area where most animals feed on natural fodders, with no...

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  • Rainy Season
    Rainy Season

    The contrast is starking: for Khartoum inhabitants the rainy season has been for years linked to calamities: inundations and floods, mosquitos, multitudes of other vectors and muddy terrains. A few kilos outside the nati...

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