Sudan: Woman to Lead the Judiciary as Chief Justice, Attorney General Named

At last and after a long delay, concerned authorities have named the country's new Chief Justice and Attorney General. Read more »

Sudan: Foreign Interest - Time to Pause and Reflect

The welcome Sudan received during the UN General Assembly meetings that came on the heels of a series of foreign dignitaries' visit to Khartoum resembles similar foreign interest… Read more »

Sudan: Families of the Missing - Sweet Hope Vs Bitter Uncertainty

Ninety days have lapsed since Ismail went missing after the bloody crackdown upon the sit-in gathering at Sudan's army HQs on June 3rd. Read more »

Sudan: Film 'You Will Die At Twenty' Draws Wide Applause At Venice Festival

In its debut, the Sudanese long film "You Will Die At Twenty", directed by Amjad Abu Alala, was received with standing ovation that continued for seven minutes when it was screened… Read more »

Sudan: Mr. Heiko Maas's Popular Diplomacy

The visit of Mr. Heiko Maas, the German Foreign Minister, to Sudan last Tuesday has received huge attention from both political and popular communities in the country. Read more »

Sudan: An Extended Honey Moon?

Abdalla Hamdok, the country's first prime minister in the civilian-led government has been saying the right things since he assumed office. His last week's press conference to… Read more »

Sudan: Prime Minister Announces His Cabinet

Prime Minister, Dr Abdalla Hamdok, on Thursday announced his new 22-strong cabinet that includes 4 women, and an unprecedented nomination of a lady as his Foreign Minister. Read more »

Sudan: Govt and UN Sign Agreement to Open Human Rights Office

The Government of Sudan and the United Nations on Wednesday signed an agreement to open a UN Human Rights Office in Khartoum and field offices in Darfur, Blue Nile, Southern… Read more »

Sudan: Nuba Mountains People Celebrate International Day of Peace

Celebrating the International Day of Peace on 21 September, people from Nuba Mountains tribes performed traditional dancing and wrestling in a public square in al-Haj Yousif,… Read more »

Sudan: Half Siblings Got Married Unknowingly

Some couples might think that divorce or abandonment of each other was the best solution for them to attain peace of mind, but such solution usually comes at the expense of their… Read more »

Sudan: Weekly Press Columns Digest

Columnist Hanady al-Siddeik has mildly criticized the present government, saying it was not up to the expectations of the people towards many of the demands of their popular… Read more »

Sudan: Salah Ibn Albadya - Departure of a Multi-Talented Artist

The last work of art performed by the late singer, actor, Salah Ibn Albadya was his patriotic song: "ya bilady (Oh! my country)". That was when he graced the signing ceremony on 18… Read more »

Sudan: Where Are the Americans?

The United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres summed it all when he said at the outset of the 74th General Assembly, "Sudan is a matter of great hope for us. I believe that… Read more »

Sudan: Prime Minister Hamdok Visits Egypt, U.S.

Prime Minister, Dr Abdalla Hamdok, arrived to Cairo, Egypt, where he has conferred with President Abdul Fatah Sisi, on bilateral relations and the most recent developments in the… Read more »

Sudan: Sudanese Artist Kamala Ibrahim Ishaq Wins Prince Klaus Award

The world has now come to stand in salute to a Sudanese female vanguard, Kamala Ibrahim Ishaq, not only in her creative work but also in the domains she entered with serenity and… Read more »

Sudan: Cycling to Promote Women Rights

For many Khartoum residents, this is an eye boggling experience. A group of young ladies are seen these days parading in bicycles around Khartoum not weary about the unpaved roads… Read more »

Sudan: Court Turns Down Request to Release Bashir On Bail

The court trying deposed Sudanese president, Omar Bashir, has turned down a request by the Defense Board to release him on bail quoting legal and precautionary reasons. Read more »

Sudan: My Priority Number One is to Stop the War - New Prime Minister

The newly sworn in Prime Minister, Abdallah Hamdok, said he would be pragmatic in dealing with east and west, give priority to peace realization, resolving economic crisis and… Read more »

Sudan: Pacts Hoped to Lead Sudan Into True Representative Rule Adopted

By the recent initialing of the constitutional declaration, and the earlier initialed political document, Sudanese are hoping that the hard-won concessions from the military could… Read more »

Sudan: Constitutional Declaration Document Initialed By Rivals in Khartoum

The Transitional Military Council and the Forces for Freedom and Change have initialed the final Constitutional Declaration document, in the attendance of the African Union… Read more »

Sudan: June 30 Mass Demonstration - the Game Changer

The June 30 mass demonstration calling for handing over power to a civilian-led government was significant in many aspects to the extent that it was called a game changer. Read more »

Sudan: Experts Mull Solutions for the Country's Huge Debt

As the Sudan anticipates the formation of the interim civilian government for the coming three years, the worry is now how to overcome the hoard of impediments facing the country's… Read more »

Sudan: Basil Can Compensate for Expensive Chemical Pesticides

Sudan has been spending huge sums of money for the importation of chemical pesticides. But the wisdom of local farmers has found a natural alternative from the family of plants:… Read more »

Sudan: Meet the Civilian Members of the Sovereign Council

The President and members of Sudan's Sovereign Council, the 11 man collective presidency, for the Interim Government was sworn in on Wednesday before the Chief Justice, Abbas… Read more »

Sudan: New PM Has 30 Years of Experience as Economist

The Forces of Freedom and Change (FFC) has nominated former senior UN official Abdalla Hamdok as prime minister of Sudan's three year-transitional government. Read more »