Sudanese allege relatives lured to Libya, Yemen conflict zones
Khartoum, Dozens of Sudanese protested Tuesday in Khartoum, alleging that their relatives had been recruited by a UAE firm as security guards but were despatched to...
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Juba, Khartoum agree to form team to investigate Abyei killings
South Sudan and Sudan on Thursday agreed to form a joint team to look into violent clashes in the disputed border area of Abyei that...
Ethiopia, riparian states inch closer to deal over Nile water use
Ethiopia, Sudan and Egypt have moved closer to formalising a water-sharing deal over the Nile after technical teams meeting in Khartoum drew up a draft...
Conservationists try to save underfed lions in Sudan park
Khartoum, Conservationists in Sudan are trying to save four lions they say have been underfed and neglected in a wildlife park in the capital Khartoum, after...
10 dead and dozens wounded in a grenade attack on Khartoum wedding party
At least 10 people have died and dozen others injured after a grenade went off at a wedding party in the Sudanese capital Khartoum. A witness to...
Sudan’s intelligence chief resigns after Khartoum mutiny
Sudan’s spy chief Abu Bakr Mustafa has stepped down two days after a revolt in the capital Khartoum. “The director of intelligence has resigned. He called us...
Sudan reopens airspace after end of armed mutiny, 2 killed
CAIRO — Sudan said it reopened its airspace Wednesday after an armed revolt from within its security forces shut down the capital’s airport for hours...
Egypt, Ethiopia, Sudan deadlocked over giant Nile dam, look to Washington talks
Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan remained deadlocked after two days of talks in their disputes over a giant hydropower dam on the Nile though Cairo said...
Sudan opens up gold market in bid to raise revenue
Sudan has begun allowing private traders to export gold, a measure designed to crack down on smuggling and attract foreign currency into the country’s cash-strapped...
Sudan bans newspapers, TV stations over Bashir ties
Khartoum Sudan banned two newspapers and two television stations on Tuesday, saying they had received funding from the government of former president Omar al-Bashir who was...
