Sudan: A Looming Oil Shock?

A state of uncertainty and ambiguity is all over the world. Thanks to the bullying policies of US President Donald Trump, who, in effect, is shaking the foundation of the World… Read more »

Sudan: Waleed, Sudan's International Football Referee in the World Cup

Sudanese international football referee Waleed Mohamed Ahmad is refereeing in the ongoing Russia 2018 World Cup Finals which will continue up to 15 July. Read more »

Sudan: Diminishing Washington Role

One of the striking features of the current Sudan-led, IGAD mediation effort to put South Sudan civil war to rest is the absence of an active US role. After all it was the United… Read more »

East Africa: A New Game Emerging in the Horn of Africa

A combination of international, regional behind the scenes mediation and support coupled with indigenous emerging will to compromise is setting the stage for a dramatic change in… Read more »

Sudan: The Amusing World of Sudanese Dwarfs

In the Sudan a male dwarf is known by the word 'bea'iw', a reference to the shell inside the fruit of the indigenous doam tree. A female dwarf is called 'bea'iwa and bea'iwat for… Read more »

Sudan: Enter the Oil Factor

Many have lost count on the number of peace deals signed between South Sudan warring factions. And the question usually asked after yet another concluded peace agreement is how… Read more »

Sudan: Emerging Nile Islands and Disappearing Traits of Fishermen's Life... Is This a Phenomenon or a Radical Change?

"Everything has changed these days, even the Nile is no longer as generous as it has always been, our catch is diminishing and its banks are drying," Hamza Ahmed Abdul Gadir, a… Read more »

Sudan: On Relationship Between the Self and the Other in El Tayyib Salih's Writings

Following is a presentation by Ambassador Dr. Khalid Mohamed Farah at the Bucharest International Book Fair, Bookfest 2018: Window to the Arab World, Bucharest, Romania, 31st, May,… Read more »

Sudan: Baby Girl Born With Heart Outside Chest

For a baby to be born with a deformed, missing or abnormal limb, that is not news. But the news is when a baby is born with its heart outside the chest. Read more »

Sudan: FC 'Almirrikh' Gets Compromise Board

At last, the Khartoum-based Almirrikh Football Club has got a new board of directors after long months of impasse that set the popular club in limbo. Read more »

Sudan: Poultry Breeders Turn to Quails

In keeping with the known fancy of Sudanese for birds, a tendency is now growing for home breeding of common quails, for both food and for home beautification. Read more »

Sudan: History of Sudanese Civilizations

Published in French by the Paris-based Soleb in 2017 this book, Histoire et Civilisations du Soudan de la Préhistoire à nos Jours (History of Sudan Civilizations From… Read more »

Sudan: Blessing in Disguise

Having toured a large area of Kordufan region, a central western Sudan Savana area, with bushes dotting most surrounding in the rainy season, the Governor, Al- Tom Al Fadil,… Read more »

Sudan: Pigeon Pea - Healthy Meat Alternative

Pigeon pea (known in Sudan as adasy or adasia) is a perennial legume from the family fabaceae, mostly grown in tropical and subtropical regions of the world. shrub, growing to over… Read more »

Sudan: Golden Engagement

Slowly, slowly western companies are returning to Sudan. The last to show up is an Australian gold miner, who joined hands with a Canadian counterpart to venture into gold mining… Read more »

South Sudan: Full Text of Agreement Between Rival Groups

The South Sudanese parties on Wednesday signed Khartoum Declaration of Agreement Between Parties to Conflict in South Sudan which stipulates permanent ceasefire commences after 72… Read more »

Sudan: Peace Talks Started in Khartoum

South Sudan President Salva Kiir Mayardit arrived in Khartoum Monday morning where he was received by President Omar Bashir and a number of senior officials. Read more »

Sudan: Taxi Driver Saves Woman in Labor, but Gets a Hard Test

Yasin Hamad, an office worker, used to drive a taxi after working hours. Read more »

Sudan: Resetting National Agenda

The meeting held Wednesday between President Omar Al-Bashir and the ministers of the economic sector to prepare for the upcoming forum with the Saudi counterparts to provide… Read more »

Sudan: Tijani Al-Mahi, the Encyclopedic Psychiatrist

With the increasing incidences of mental disorders, Sudanese should stop to pay tribute to the pioneer of psychiatry in the country, the late Professor al-Tijani al-Mahi, who in… Read more »

Sudan: Aradaib Fruit Can Make a Good Foreign Exchange Earner

KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - Hamza, a car driver in a government department, says he one day contracted malaria that forced him to stay in bed. His mother procured some aradaib fruits,… Read more »

Sudan: A Night At Khartoum SOS Village

While the audience was apparently amazed watching the scout, singing and plays performed by the talented children of SOS village, I noticed that a sweet faced female teenager was… Read more »

Sudan: Selected Poems - Departure On Fatima's Voice

The Sudanese most prominent translator al-Sir Khidir has recently published a book entitled "Modern Sudanese Poetry" containing a number of selected poems translated by him into… Read more »

Sudan: Khartoum Tries Its Luck

It is more or less a symbolic gesture that most likely is not going to make much difference. The reference is to the scheduled June 17 meeting between Salva Kiir and Riek Machar,… Read more »

Sudan: A Club Between Anvil and Hammer

The administrative crisis of Al-Mirreikh Club, the Sudan's twin sports summit, is fast aggravating, while all attempts for defusing it have failed as a result of successive… Read more »