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18 October, 2026
Can Sudan Break Free from the Dollar Trap? From an Import-Dependent Economy to an Export-Financed Economy
Introduction: Beyond the Dollar Shortage
Amid Sudan’s ongoing economic crisis, the central question is no longer simply how to obtain more US dollars or curb their rising exchange rate. A more fundamental question must be asked: Why does Sudan remain persistentl
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Commentary
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25 October, 2026 The headlines of the most important updates
Khartoum, (Sudanow)_Prime Minister: Fruitful Meetings with Six African Leaders Strengthened Cooperation and Unity. Red Sea State Delegation Reviews Operational Capabilities of Russia’s Bronka Port. Foreign Ministry: Sudanese Armed Forces Have No Connection to Al-Naam Market Incident in Abyei. ....
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Achievements
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Nimat Bilal: The Woman Who Broke the Glass Ceiling and Led SUNA
From pioneering television news broadcasts to leading the Sudan News Agency and serving in diplomacy: a distinguished media career that advanced the presence of Sudanese women in leadership. Khartoum – Sudanow In the history of Sudanese media, several women have gone beyond the boundaries of their profession to secure a place among its pioneers. Nimat Mohamed Bilal was one of the most prominent among them. From her early appearance on Sudan Television as a news presenter, through her professional advancement within the Sudan News Agency (SUNA), to her appointment as the agency’s Director-General from 1999 to 2002, she ch...
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 ...
Photo of the Week
From Medical Research to the Advancement of Specialized Healthcare: A Scientific Career Bridging Knowledge and Community Service Gedaref – Sudanow Professor Saeed Mohamed Omar has achieved a notable scientific milestone by being included among the world’s top 2% of scientists for 2025–2026 in Clinical Medicine, under the General and Internal Medicine subfield,...
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25 October, 2026
Tales from the Battlefield “Rest Tonight, Mum”: A Compassionate Gesture That Moved Social Media and Wiped Away a Strugg
A humanitarian initiative goes beyond providing assistance to help build hope Dr Sarah: The war has driven mothers into the markets in search of a livelihood. A video shared on social media has touched the hearts of users, capturing a moving act of kindness by young volunteers from the “Rest Tonight, Mum” initiative. The group reached out to a Sudanese woman displaced from Darfur who struggles to support her family...
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