UN Women: At Heaven’s Doors – the story of Bab El Ginan
In an effort to ensure women’s needs and concerns are adequately addressed and that they have access to the resources...
OCHA reports: Food prices continue to rise, a bad omen for displaced people
The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) wrote that food prices continued to rise across Sudan in April,...
Sudan to continue the liberalisation of its economy
Sudan’s Minister of Finance and Economic Planning, Dr Jibril Ibrahim, announced yesterday that his ministry would continue to adopt liberalisation...
Sudan and Egypt express ‘deep concerns’ over Ethiopia’s GERD filling
Sudan and Egypt issued a joint statement yesterday to express their concerns over the unresolved issues regarding the controversial Grand...
PM Hamdok stresses the importance of refugee support and solidarity
Sudan’s Prime Minister and current chairman of the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) Abdallah Hamdok stressed the importance of support...
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Fatou Bensouda: ‘Work of ICC for international justice will continue without pause’
The work of her office on behalf of international justice, and by extension, sustainable peace, will continue without pause, Fatou...
Sudan ‘Troika’ endorses Juba peace agreement
The Troika countries (the USA, UK, and Norway) and the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) signed the October 3 Juba...
PM Hamdok stresses rejection of GERD filling without multilateral agreement
Sudan's Prime Minister Abdallah Hamdok chaired another meeting of Sudan's Great Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) Committee yesterday to discuss recent...
Juba peace signatories warn against the slow implementation of security arrangements and call for a unified armed force
The leaders of the rebel movements that signed the Juba Peace Agreement warned of the dire consequences of the slow...
Deaths and injuries as another UNAMID site is looted in North Darfur
Two people were killed and eight others sustained injuries when a former United Nations-African Union Mission in Darfur (UNAMID) site was...
At least 36 die in South Darfur clashes
At least 36 people were killed and dozens were left wounded after fighting broke out between Taisha and Fallata tribesmen near...
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