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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
Commentary
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11 October, 2026 The headlines of the most important updates
Khartoum, (Sudanow)_ Sudan: No Immunity for Those Who Finance and Arm Militias — Counterterrorism Must Not Apply Double Standards. Foreign Minister Commends Saudi Crown Prince’s Efforts to Improve Sudan-US Relations Sudan Highlights War’s Impact on Education and Culture at UNESCO, ....
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Achievements
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Tayba Hassan Sharif: Turning Knowledge into Protection and Dignity
Khartoum — Sudan Now From the study of economics and academic research to displacement camps and humanitarian operations, the career of Sudanese scholar and humanitarian Dr Tayba Hassan Al Khalifa Sharif has spanned more than three decades. Throughout that journey, one question has remained central: how can knowledge translate into protection, opportunity and dignity for people who have lost their homes or been forced to leave their countries? Her work has always extended beyond the boundaries of academic specialisation. Her studies in economics led her towards questions of migration, asylum and displacement, and subsequently ...
Home Made
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11 October, 2026
Onions: Protection, Care, Health and Beauty
KHARTOUM (Sudanow) — In rural communities, particularly during travel and long journeys, people often say, “Eat onions before you reach your destination,” highlighting their traditional belief in onions as a means of warding off hunger and illness. Another popular saying, “Eat onions and forget what happened,” reflects the belief that onions help pro...
Arts
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11 October, 2026
Jirtig: Carrying Sudan’s Cultural Memory into Exile
From Omdurman to Egypt and Sudanese communities around the world, Magboula Mahdi Sharif has transformed her passion for gemstones into a craft that preserves a wedding tradition across borders. Her work offers a glimpse of how Sudanese heritage endures as people build their lives in new places. Khartoum — Sudan Now Magboula Mahdi Hussein Sharif’s journey with jirtig, one of Sudan’s most distinctive wedding traditions, began more than ...
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Sudanese Student Wins International Research Award and Presents Digital Nursing Project at Royal College of Nursing Conference in Britain Khartoum – Sudanow In a country where the healthcare sector is facing mounting crises and war has placed hospitals, healthcare workers, and patients under immense pressure, a Sudanese nursing student has chosen to begin with a question ...
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11 October, 2026
Stories from the Heart of the Battlefield On World Teachers’ Day: The Sudanese Teacher — Achievements Against All Odds
Teachers carried their chalk through the rubble and kept working — Resilience War closed schools, but examinations continued — A Mission Low salaries and mounting hardships — The Price of the Profession Khartoum (Sudanow) — Teachers around the world are marking World Teachers’ Day this week, an occasion that carries messages of appreciation and gratitude for those who carry the torch of knowledge...
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