WHO laments ‘huge human cost’ of Sudan conflict
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has warned that the crisis in Sudan has become one of the most severe and...
Expat Eid cash fails to boost ailing Sudanese Pound
The influx of substantial cash transfers from abroad, especially from expatriates to coincide with the Eid El Fitr, has done...
EU: ‘External sponsors fuel war in Sudan, suffering is entirely manmade’
The world’s worst, most complex and cruel crisis is unfolding in Sudan, and “external sponsors, bringing in cash and weapons,...
Banking expert warns of ‘dollarisation’ of Sudanese economy
Banking expert Omar Sidahmed has warned of the dangers of adopting the US Dollar and other foreign currencies as an...
Sudan oil fields crippled by ‘large-scale sabotage’
Engineers in the oil fields of West Kordofan have confirmed “large-scale sabotage operations” in the Dafra field, near the Heglig...
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Bank branches reopen in Sudan capital
The director of the El Hattana Branch of the Bank of Khartoum announced yesterday that 50 million transactions have been...
Business leader: War killed 70% of commercial activity in Sudan
The war that has raged in Sudan between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF)...
Chad-Sudan aid supply ban leaves Darfur families ‘teetering on the edge’
Sudan’s acting Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ali El Sadig, has voiced opposition to the delivery of humanitarian aid to Sudan...
Sudanese groups form alliance ‘to stop the war by fighting corruption’
Five prominent Sudanese organisations agreed to establish an anti-corruption alliance at the end of the Sudan Business for Peace conference...
Sudan Business for Peace: ‘Corruption finances the war’
Participants in the Sudan Business for Peace Conference workshop, that began in Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia, yesterday, addressed...
Port workers threaten with strike over Sudan Finance Ministry’s ‘interference’
Employees of the Sea Ports Corporation (SPC) in Port Sudan, Red Sea state, are protesting the decision of the Sudanese Ministry...
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