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13 September, 2026
The Nile Crocodile in Sudan: Between the Importance of Conservation and the Risk of Human Conflict
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Khartoum (Sudanow Magazine) Biologists confirm that the relationship between humans and the environment is governed by complex environmental and behavioral factors. What occurs between them in terms of action and reaction is not the result of a sudden change in nature, nor is it a random event.
This year, the banks of the River Nile and
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27 September, 2026 The headlines of the most important updates
Khartoum, ( Sudanow )_ Foreign Minister Meets Vatican Secretary of State and Prime Minister in New York. Foreign Minister Meets President of 81st UN General Assembly. Prime Minister Congratulates Falcons of Jediane on Winning CECAFA U-20 Championship. Minnawi: Denying Sudan the Chance to Make Its V....
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Achievements
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06 September, 2026
From Sennar to Rome: Sudanese Farmer Named to FAO’s Global List
Khartoum (Sudanow) — From the heart of Sudan to the world, a new Sudanese name has joined the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) list of more than 100 influential women. This recognition did not come by chance, but as a result of dedicated work and determination to turn challenges into opportunities. Through her agricultural initiatives, Basma has helped transform the lives of hundreds of people and raise Sudan’s profile internationally. Her story is not merely one of individual success, but a story of hope for every Sudanese woman who believes that change begins with a single step. According to...
Home Made
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27 September, 2026
Carrots: Nutritional and Therapeutic Benefits for Human and Animal Health
Khartoum (Sudanow) — A popular saying in traditional communities goes: “When the carrot is absent, the cucumber walks proudly,” a humorous expression reflecting the carrot’s perceived importance in strengthening eyesight, combating the effects of ageing, reducing wrinkles, and supporting energy and vitality among both young and older people. To learn more...
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27 September, 2026
From Coral to Amber: A Guide to Sudan’s Traditional Stones Sayyida Siddiqa Ismail al-Mahdi: Jewellery That Carries Suda
Khartoum — Sudanow In Sudan, jewellery is worn for more than adornment. Many pieces carry stories of family, place and custom, preserving fragments of a cultural memory passed from one generation of women to the next. Among those devoted to this heritage is Sayyida Siddiqa Ismail al-Mahdi, who transforms stones into jewellery that brings together the beauty of nature and the distinctive character of traditional Sudanese craftsmanship. Siddiqa’s fasc...
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Tunis – Sudanow Sudanese documentary film “Five Witnesses,” directed by Seif El-Din Hassan, has won the first prize in the General Documentaries category at the 26th edition of the Arab Radio and Television Festival, which concluded in Tunis on September 24, 2026. The film topped a field of Arab productions competing in the category. Produced by Nabta for Arti...
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20 September, 2026
Stories from the Heart of the Battlefield Zainab: When Staying Becomes an Act of Courage
The Courageous Zainab: A Woman Who Stayed When Everyone Left — and Returned to Bring Life Back to Wad Nubawi From a home that opened its doors to displaced families, and a garden that flourished amid fear, to the homes of those who were away and the power stations she helped restore — the story of a Sudanese woman who shows how ordinary people can perform extraordinary acts during wartime. Khartoum – (Sudanow...
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