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Interview: Long Time Women Rights Activist Sawsan Elshowaya
April 19, 2020KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - Women had a leading role in the September 2018 Revolution that ended thirty years of corruption and humiliation of the Sudanese people in general and women in particular. This leading role of wo...
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Does Sudanese Traditional Medicine Harbor A Cure For Coronavirus Somewhere?
March 27, 2020Khartoum(Sudanow) - Alhajja Buthayna Mohamed Rajab is an elderly woman living in one of the old neighborhoods of Omdurman City. As a young girl she used to cure her siblings suffering from colds, fever, respirato...
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Experts Argue About Fertility Rate In Sudan
March 08, 2020KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - The Sudan Human Reproduction & Embryology Society is citing an increase in infertility among Sudanese. The Society says 15- 20% of Sudanese women are unable to give birth. Addressing th...
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Sudan Hosts Nile Day 2020 Celebrations
February 23, 2020KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - Sudan on Saturday celebrated the annual Nile Day with a series of events ranging from official addresses, conferences to open air and indoor arts and sports festivities. The Nile Day commemo...
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Landmark Western Investments Come Through
February 02, 2020KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - Sudan has recently sealed contracts and received offers from Western firms and governments to invest in such crucial economic areas as gas and oil, livestock and agricultural produc...
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Smuggling, A Serious Drawback To The Economy
January 26, 2020KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - The smuggling of national commodities and agricultural and mineral products is the biggest threat to the Sudan economy because of its direct impact on macro-economy, in particular with respec...
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The Date Palm, An Original Sudanese Heritage Bound To Man’s Life
January 19, 2020KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - The date palm had been part of Sudan’s cultural heritage for thousands of years. It is a symbol of life, progress and a sign of civilized life in the country. That is because it is a basic...
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