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Sudanese Expert Receives International Award
30 April, 2017Dr. Salman Mohamed Ahmed Salman, Expert - International Water Law & Policy, have been selected to receive the Crystal Drop award of the International Water Resources Association (IWRA). Congratulating Dr. Salman, IW...
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Reading into Lyman’s Testimony
30 April, 201730 April 2017 (Sudanow) - Five points attract one’s attention while reading the testimony of ambassador Princeton Lyman, the former US Special envoy to Sudan and South Sudan. The testimony titled “The Questio...
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Starred by Angelina Jolie, Film on Sudan Ancient Civilization Now in the Making
26 April, 2017KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - Shooting has started on a film depicting the ancient civilization of Sudan, starred by American Actress Angelina Jolie and with Qatari financing. Entitled “History Has St...
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Hair Eating
23 April, 2017KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - In a rare medical case, a big lump of hair was removed from the stomach of a woman at the Teaching Hospital of al-Obaied, Capital City of North Kordofan State. Doctors compared the lump of hair to t...
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The Laloab (the Desert Dates)
23 April, 2017KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - Its scientific name is balanites aegyptiaca, a wild plant and is wide-spread. The National Forest Inventory (1998) estimated more than 93 million of these trees in Sudan. The laloab tree, know...
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Obituary: Dirar Salih Dirar … Departure of a Library
23 April, 2017KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - Sudanese, both at home and abroad, were shocked over the recent death of one of Sudan’s most established writers: historian, poet and translator Dirar Salih Dirar, who died in ...
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Photo of the Week
Everybody alive today came from one African country (The Independent) Ariana Baio Khartoum, Jan.1 (Sudanow)-It is well known that all humans alive today can be traced back to a common ancestor but a study may have found where that ancestor originates. Researchers at the University of Oxford’s Big Data Institute mapped the entirety of genetic relationships among humans t...
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01 January, 2023
Phone battery killed nine persons, injured twelve
Zalingei, Jan.1 (Sudanow) - A dispute over a phone battery, in Marin Market, Central Darfur, led to the killing of nine persons and injuring of another twelve. The Director of Central Darfur Police, Salah Omar Al-Tayeb told SUNA last Thursday that main reasons behind the events in Zalingei began with a dispute over a phone battery, where one of the citizens stabbed to death. The police official added that the police forces moved to th...
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