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28 June, 2026
War Sponsors and the Silence of the World: Is El Obeid Destined to Pay the Price
Introduction: When Disaster Becomes a Repeating Pattern
The ongoing military and media mobilization around the city of El Obeid cannot be viewed as an isolated development or merely another battle in Sudan’s war. Rather, it bears the hallmarks of a familiar scenario that Sudan has already witnessed in Wad
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28 June, 2026 The headlines of the most important updates
Khartoum, (Sudanow)_ National TV Organizes Open Day in Support of El Obeid’s Resilience. TSC President Rules Out Compromise, Vows to Eliminate the Militia. Sudan's UN Envoy Calls for Designation of RSF Militia as Terrorist Organization. Harith Idris Before Security Council: Any Settlement Must Be Pur....
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Achievements
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Sudanese Pharmacists Extract Antibiotic from Lalob Fruit
Khartoum, (Sudanow) – The lalob fruit, harvested from the resilient higlig tree, is considered one of Sudan’s most valuable natural products. Resembling dried dates, the fruit is also known as “Indian almond.” It is picked after drying on the tree, which itself can live for decades and thrives across Sudan and tropical regions. Traditionally, lalob has been praised for its health benefits, including repairing damaged liver tissue, aiding diabetes management, and easing digestive problems. In a groundbreaking discovery, a team of pharmacy students at Karary University has successfully extracted an antibiotic fro...
Home Made
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28 June, 2026
Chickpeas: Nutrition, Medicine, and Beauty for Every Stage of Life
Khartoum (Sudanow) – Chickpeas (locally known in Sudan as Kabkabi) are among the oldest legumes known to humanity and one of the richest plant-based foods in terms of nutritional value. They provide a high proportion of the body's essential nutrients. To explore their nutritional and therapeutic importance, Sudanow interviewed Dr. Mohamed Osman Maisarah, Consultant in Commu...
Arts
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07 June, 2026
Stories of Return: Youth Art Graces the Walls of Omdurman
By: Resala Abdelrahim Khartoum, (Sudanow)_ After three years of war, Omdurman is stirring back to life, opening its arms to returning residents and dressing the celebration with murals and colors. From the start of the Eid festivities, youth-led cultural and entertainment events attracted large numbers of young people and rekindled their love for a homeland recovering from the scars of conflict and destruction. To shed light on these initiatives...
Photo of the Week
Cairo (Sudanow) The story began with a chance encounter on the afternoon of the 16th of this month. As I stepped out of my residence in Cairo, I noticed a young Sudanese woman, no older than twenty-four, hurrying through a narrow street crowded with pedestrians. I stepped aside to avoid colliding with her and jokingly remarked, "Take it easy; this is Cairo, not Khartoum." She ap...
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28 June, 2026
Stories from the Heart of the Battlefield On the Threshold of Waiting: Stories of Families Searching for Their Missing
Khartoum – Sudanow Wars are not measured solely by the numbers of the wounded and the dead; they are also measured by the silent voids they leave in the hearts of the living. These voids are created by forced absence, when a person becomes an unknown number or a name suspended between hope and despair. As Sudan’s war enters its fourth year, one of its most painful tragedies continues to unfold: the issue of missing persons,...
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