A Minister was among 31 people killed when a plane crashed in Central Sudan. The plane was on its way from Khartoum to South Kordofan about 675 km away, but at the town of Talodi, some 50km from the border with South Sudan, next to a range of hills, the aircraft came down killing all those on board including Sudan's Minister Of Guidance and Religious Endowments, Ghazi Al-Sadiq Abdel Rahim who became minister for religious affairs just last month several military officials, came down in the Nuba mountains.

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