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Numeiri's Gift To Pilgrims
August 28, 2018KHARTOUM (Sudanow) – The Neem trees that protect the pilgrims from sunstroke and dust in Arafat for 35 years have been a gift from Sudanese late President Gaffar Mohammed Numeiri (1969-1985). Staying at Ar...
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Second Chance
August 26, 2018In few days oil from rehabilitated fields in South Sudan will start to flow through the Palogue and Heglig central processing facilities (CPF) and through the two eastern and western pipelines to the world markets. The r...
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Tijani Saeed Publishes Four Heritage Books
August 19, 2018KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - The Beirut (Lebanon)-based Scientific Books publishing house has recently launched four heritage manuscripts, developmentally edited by Sudanese writer Altijani Saeed. Develo...
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More Domestic Engagement
August 19, 2018Three developments took place recently that worth a careful review as they will have their impact on the Sudanese-American bilateral relations. In the spat between Canada and Saudi Arabia, the United States kept mum on s...
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The Sudanese Translators Principal, Al-Sir Khidir
August 06, 2018-I was the first one in the Arab world to translate for James Joyce -The best translation is the one that is motivated by affection -The translation is a medium for communicating our innovation to the world &n...
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The Sad Memories Of Nile Floods
August 06, 2018KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - Water resources and civil defense authorities are sending alarm signals about a high jump in water levels in the River Nile and its tributaries. These authorities cite a marked week-long rise in tho...
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Child Labor Requires Reconsideration
August 05, 2018KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - One summer night while I was commuting back home, a young kid carrying a plastic bag got into the bus. The kid was stumbling from his heavy load and was about to fall down. I was surprised ...
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Photo of the Week
Khartoum (Sudanow) — Sudan was deeply saddened today by the passing of one of its most distinguished scholars. Academic and research circles mourned the death of Professor Mohammed Al-Hassan Shayoub, who passed away in Cairo at dawn on Monday, June 8. With his departure, the scientific community has lost a towering academic figure and one of the nation’s most respecte...
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08 June, 2026
On the Hearths of the Community Kitchens, the Meaning of Homeland Was Forged
In Arabic, the word Takia originally denotes a place of support and refuge. Historically, it has also referred to spaces dedicated to hospitality, where food is offered to the needy and to travelers. Yet some words outgrow their dictionary definitions, acquiring deeper meanings shaped by extraordinary moments in history. Such is the story of Sudan’s community kitchens during the recent war. As conflict swept across the co...
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