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10 May, 2026
The Sudanese Economy... Resource Resilience in the Face of Collapse
Khartoum (Sudanow)
In one of the most complex economic and political phases Sudan has experienced in decades, the Sudanese economy continues its struggle for survival amid a war that has cast a heavy shadow over all productive and service sectors. Despite the sh
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Commentary
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10 May, 2026 The Headlines of the most important updates
Khartoum, (Sudanow)_ Prime Minister Departs for Vatican City. Armed Forces Liberate Al-Kaili Area in Blue Nile State. TSC Vice President Participates in Inauguration Ceremony of Djibouti President. Solidarity Meeting Between Visiting French Parliamentarians and Darfur Victim....
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Achievements
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Sudanese Achievements Inspire the World
Alexandria (Sudanow Magazine) – Amidst a large gathering of participants at the Middle East and North Africa Hematology Conference 2026, hosted by Alexandria from April 8-10, 2026, and in the presence of the conference president, Professor Tamer Hassan, and Professor Ahmed Tarawa, President of the Middle East and North Africa Conference on Developments in Hematology, Research, and Innovation, Professor Maria Mohamed Hamad Sati, Professor of Pathology at the Faculty of Medicine, University of Khartoum, and former Director of the National Blood Transfusion Services, was honored with the Achievement Award at this prestigious scientific ...
Home Made
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10 May, 2026
Okra: Queen of the Sudanese Table and a Natural Remedy for All
KHARTOUM (Sudanow) — Okra is considered one of the most important crops in Sudan, where it is widely cultivated across all states, including Al Jazirah, White Nile, Blue Nile, Northern State, River Nile, Kordofan, and Khartoum. It has also been successfully grown in household gardens. Okra is distinguished by its many remarkable properties and its high nutritional and me...
Arts
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29 March, 2026
Black is the Color of All Colors
Khartoum (Sudanow Magazine) – The moment a visitor sets foot in the exhibition of visual artist Mubarak Abbas Hamoudi in Virginia, USA, he find himself transported to the Sudanese countryside, witnessing the devastation wrought by war on these simple communities, whether they are herders or farmers. Every viewer of the 38 paintings in the exhibition will find eyes full of tears, unable to comprehend it, by the powerful images that depict the reality of war, suffer...
Photo of the Week
Khartoum (Sudanow) — Abdel Gaiyum Gate, one of the most prominent historical landmarks in the city of Omdurman, has regained its authentic heritage appearance following extensive restoration and rehabilitation works that revived its splendor after the severe damage it sustained during the recent war in Sudan. Abdel Gaiyum Gate is considered one of the archaeological landma...
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10 May, 2026
Stories from the heart of the battlefield: Mothers of Disabling Children .. an Endless Suffering
Khartoum, (Sudanow) — Wide-eyed, she watched children racing across the schoolyard, their laughter ringing like birdsong in the vast expanse. The sounds blended in her mind, playground shouts, lessons recited, like a melody without end. Yet for Nidal, it was only a distant tune, one she could never join. She sat quietly in the courtyard, a small book in her hands whose letters she could not decipher, her heart carrying a s...
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