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01 February, 2026
Agriculture in Sudan Between Declining Productivity and the Shocks of War: An Analysis of the Crisis and Pathways to Sol
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The agricultural sector is the cornerstone of the Sudanese economy and food security, providing livelihoods for about 80% of the population and contributing more than 45% of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). However, this sector has witnessed a sharp decline in production since the out
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08 February, 2026 The Headlines of the most important updates
Khartoum, (Sudanow)_Productive Families for Capacity Building Initiative Targets Returnees to Khartoum. Al-Mansouri: Kadru Slaughterhouse a Source of Pride for Sudan and the Defence Industries System. Minister of Agriculture, Irrigation Discusses Production Challenges with Al-Rahad Sch....
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01 February, 2026
Sudanese-Canadian Doctor Leads Team to Save Rare Case, Becoming the World's Only known Survivor
Ontario, Canada (Sudanow) – Media, Medical and scientific communities have acclaimed a unique scientific achievement in which a Canadian-Sudanese doctor living in Canada, Professor Dr. Mohiuddin Ahmed , played a key role. The heart surgeon working collaboratively with team and colleagues has managed to save the life of a 14-year old Canadian girl from imminent clinical death after she contracted a mysterious illness resulting from a highly pathogenic avian influenza A(H5N1) virus infection in British Columbia, Canada. Canadian media outlets and scientific journals reported on Dr. Mohiuddin's achievement. A Sudanese-Canadian doctor spe...
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08 February, 2026
Millet: A Nutritional Treasure That Demands Attention
Khartoum (Sudan Now)Millet is considered one of the most important nutrient-rich grains, packed with vitamins, minerals, and selenium, which support overall health. It is an excellent source of long-lasting energy due to its complex carbohydrates, boosts immunity, is gelatin-free, and helps prevent certain types of cancer. Dr. Mohamed Osman Maysara, Consultant in Community Med...
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11 January, 2026
The Original "Awlad al-Burai": Their Role in Enriching Artistic and Spiritual Culture
Khartoum, (Sudanow) – The literature of Madeeh Nabawi (Prophetic praise) in Sudan is considered one of the most prominent arts reflecting the manifestations of the religious and artistic spirit in local culture. It is an instructional chanting art and an educational tool used to bring the Prophetic biography and Islamic values closer to the masses through simple language and familiar rhythms. In Sudan, Prophetic praise has been closely linked to the groups...
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Khartoum, 1 February 2026 ( Sudanow) — Khartoum International Airport today received its first domestic flight since the liberation of the capital from the desecration of the rebel militia. The flight was operated by the national carrier, Sudan Airways, arriving from Port Sudan, in an event widely seen as signaling the return of life to the civil aviation sector. The arr...
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08 February, 2026
Stories From Within The Battlefield A survivor recounts the story of the Salaha massacre
Khartoum-(Sudanow)- They decided to leave Salaha, the farthest south of Omdurman, in a large group, with Elfaitahab as their destination, being the closest area to Salaha with a military presence. Additionally, they have family ties with Elfaitahab residents, as most Salaha residents have social connections there. However, they chose the easiest geographically but most insecure route, the main asphalt road connecting Salaha to ...
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