After suffering that almost cost her her life, Amina was forced to give birth inside the house after going to one of the local midwives, who are prohibited by Sudanese law from
Clashes resumed between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces in the Riyadh area and Airport Street in central Khartoum, where the roar of fighter jets and explosions were heard, which
Our correspondent reported that sporadic clashes broke out between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces in the airport street and in the Riyadh neighborhood in the center of the capital,
Agencies – Khartoum: In the latest field and political developments in Sudan, violent clashes erupted between the army and the Rapid Support Forces in the country yesterday in the capital and other
The tripartite mechanism (comprising the African Union, the Intergovernmental Authority on Development and the United Nations) has said it hopes that the technical talks between representatives of the Sudanese armed forces and
The Rapid Support Forces said: “The car of the Turkish ambassador in Khartoum, Ismail Cubanoglu, (has come under fire) after prior coordination between the two sides regarding the evacuation.” The Rapid Support
The fund’s new report found that reforming the “fragmented” trade policy landscape and improving the implementation of existing free trade agreements in Africa could help boost some intra-African trade flows by more
And with the deterioration of living conditions in Sudan, many residents of Khartoum have found an outlet at the Halayeb market, having continued to frequent it, taking used household items to resell
Official sources confirmed the shooting incident at the car of Turkish Ambassador to Sudan Ismail Cubanoglu on Saturday, noting that the vehicle was damaged. Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu told reporters in
Hemeti also hailed “regional and international efforts to achieve a ceasefire that facilitates the opening of humanitarian corridors for citizens to obtain basic services.” He added, “We adhere to our firm and
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