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08 May, 2022 Youth Tour Continental Sudan Using Bicycles
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08 May, 2022 Great Actress Fatahia Mohamed Ahmed Passes Away
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Adieu… Great Novelist Ibrahim Ishaq
January 24, 2021KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - Renowned Sudanese novelist, short story writer, Ibrahim Ishaq died early Saturday while on medication in the United States, aged 75. Writer Ishaq is seen as a land mark in Sudanese modern literatur...
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Sudan Issues Commemorative Stamps For The Revolution’s Symbols
January 17, 2021KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - The postal service “Sudapost” has inaugurated nine stamps in commemoration of and faithfulness for the December Revolution’s symbols. The stamps’ inauguration was carried out...
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Selected Poem: Man’s Time of Loss (Aalim Abbas)
January 17, 2021KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - Aalim Abbas is one of the prominent contemporary Sudanese poets. He was born in al Fashir, Darfur, in 1948 and graduated in the Faculty of Sharia and Law, Omdurman Islamic University, in 1974. ...
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Weekly Press Columns Digest
January 17, 2021KHARTOUM (Sudanow) -The week’s editorials had tackled a lot of issues including, in the main, the on-dragging controversy over the proposed amendments of the school curricula, the upcoming cabinet reshuffle a...
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Tale Of Fashaga Border Enclave With Ethiopia
January 17, 2021KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - For decades now, the border strip separating Sudan and its Eastern neighbor Ethiopia has been in a state of tension because of the activity of Ethiopian bandits (known as Shifta) who scared off...
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Prof Haseeb: Godfather Of Sudan’s Laboratory Medicine
January 10, 2021KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - Introducing the book “A Monograph on Biochemical Research in the Sudan” written by the Late Professor Mansour Ali Haseeb, Harry Hoogstraal stated in May 1973 that “Professor Mansou...
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Weekly Press Columns Digest
January 10, 2021KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - The most outstanding issues that drew wide commentaries the elapsing week were the Prime Minister’s decision freezing the new school curriculum that triggered a lot of controversy, the recent s...
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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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