Sudan Events – Reports The Chairman of the Sovereign Council and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed For

The Sudanese army has made significant advances in Khartoum, successfully recapturing the airport from its rival, the RSF paramilitaries.

Sudanese Armed Forces seize key buildings from RSF in central Khartoum, as journalists reporting from palace killed by paramilitary drone strike

Civilians and fighters return to their homes despite Rapid Support Forces' claim that its withdrawal from capital is 'tactical'

In rural Sudanese communities, storytelling was not merely a form of entertainment but a vital mode of informal education. Messages through time - Language and Communication

Many traditional Sudanese garments have been tailored and designed for practical reasons to help cope with the hot climate, work needs and even as at times of war. (Dis)Similarities - Resilience and Coexistence

Traditional trackers have learned their skills over generations and have been practicing them since time immemorial. With time, these skills have become officially recognised and those who possess them are often employed by the police. Tracking footprints can be used to find the culprits who steal livestock from pens or possessions from people’s homes or assets from government institutions. Language as an archive of heritage - Language and Communication

Messages through time - Language and Communication

We never really needed much to play with; socks stuffed into one another to form a ball; a water hose was a perfect skipping rope; a couple of bricks or pair of shoes marked goalposts; and scraps of fabric found around the home were enough to craft dolls like "banat um luab." Playing wasn’t just for children, either. Games like "Dafory," the name of street football in Sudan, brought everyone together, often culminating in neighbourhood tournaments. Celebrations - Resilience and Coexistence

Subtle markings on skeletons have thrown into question what we previously believed about who was buried in pyramids.

Sudan's Foreign Ministry accused the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) of looting and destroying museums, including the National Museum, when they were in control of Khartoum state. The ministry said the damage included artifacts documenting Sudan's 7,000-year-old civilization, calling it a “war crime.” It vowed to hold those responsible accountable and to work with international organizations to recover the stolen antiquities.

The ancient world was replete with a myriad of fascinating civilizations, many of which are no longer remembered.

At the site of Tombos, archaeologists have found that less-affluent laborers may be buried with upper-class people in pyramid tombs.

From winding borders to straight lines and landlocked nations, Al Jazeera explores the stories behind Africa’s map.

Preparing to feed 350 families during Islam’s holiest month of Ramadan, Sururab Community Kitchen has made a call for donations to sustain their life-saving and life-affirming humanitarian work.

Sudan Events - Reports The Acting Governor of Nile River State, Mohammed Al-Badawi Abd Al-Majid, has

Nesrine Malik Ten days ago, in a major turning point in almost two years of war, the Sudanese army r

Sudan Events - Agencies "How can I return, and where do I even start? I lost everything. They demoli

Sudan Events – Monitoring Air defense systems repelled a drone attack launched by the Rapid Support

Report by Fath Al-Rahman Shabarqa The Sudanese army's significant advance on Sunday, breaking the si

Sudan Events - Agencies Incitement against irregular migrants in Libya has worsened the suffering of

Sudan Events – Agencies Sudanese Foreign Minister Ali Yusuf revealed, during a meeting with media re

Dr. Ibrahim Al-Siddiq Ali On November 20, 2018, a special Kenyan envoy met with President Omar al-Ba

There is a special magic in the aroma of freshly baked biscuits, filling the air in Sudanese homes on almost every happy occasion. The scent of sweet and spice in a warm kitchen fills one with a ...

Khartoum before the devastation of war was a bustling city known for its vibrant markets, modern infrastructure, and historic landmarks at the confluence of the Blue and White Nile rivers. Image sour...

A new podcast, Folktales from Sudan, featuring audio stories from Sudanese folklore for children and their families, will launch on 1 April 2025, on all major platforms. The new series of soun...

Animal-powered oil extracting wheels, particularly those using camels, have been a long-standing tradition in markets. During the Mahdist period, these mills were crucial economic centers, supporting local livelihoods and contributing significantly to the market economy. They also served as fronts for revolutionary activities, providing cover for clandestine meetings. The market: A showcase of heritage - Cities

The following three videos showcase life in markets in Darfur through the various crafts and products sold in the market. The market: A showcase of heritage - Cities

The sub-sector employees more than 1,000 people daily mostly involved in sorting and packing.

As the Sudanese Armed Forces have slowly regained control over much of Khartoum over the past days, reports are confirming that at least 90 per cent of media, including TV, radio, and neswpaper facilities have been completely destroyed during the hostilities, while looters have stripped any usable equipment and assets in the city that has always been Sudan's main media hub.

The paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, at war since April 2023 with Sudan's national army, seized control late last year of the main gum-harvesting regions of Kordofan and Darfur in western Sudan

Iran and Sudan agreed to cooperate in the fields of mining, banking and livestock production, the Sudanese Foreign Ministry said, stoking concerns the Islamic Republic is widening its influence on the fringes of the Middle East.

Paramilitary group accused of mass rights abuses and sexual assault reportedly holds a large monopoly over vital gum arabic supplies

Diplomatic tensions between Kenya and its partners are having a cascading effect on the tea industry. Tehran is impatient to see the Kenyan authorities take action against the local intermediaries of - 3/20/2025

Sudan Events - Agencies The political crisis and its economic repercussions between Khartoum and Nai

The Director of the Sudanese Standards and Metrology Corporation (SSMC) for the Nile River sector, A

The Director-General of the Sea Ports Authority, Engineer Al-Jailani Mohammed Al-Jailani, congratula

Sudan Events – Reports The Governor of the Red Sea State, Lieutenant General Mustafa Mohamed Nour, i

Sudan Events – Agencies Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has called on Egypt and Sudan to engage

Sudan Events – Reports On Thursday, Northern State celebrated the second National Harvest Festival,

Sudan Events – Agencies The Egyptian-Sudanese Integration Center organized a seminar on Saturday eve

Sudan Events – Reports The auction manager at the Al-Nuhud Crop Exchange, Radi Ali Baraka, revealed

Sudan Events – Reports The Director-General of the Customs Forces, Lieutenant General Salah Ahmed Ib

The Director General of the Sudanese Standards and Metrology Organization (SSMO), Rahba Saeed Abdull

Sudan Events - Agencies Amid the economic and political crises facing Sudan, gum arabic—one of the e

Report by: Rehab Abdullah The war that broke out in Sudan between the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and

Sudan Events – Reports Minister of Agriculture and Forestry, Dr. Abubakar Omar Al-Bushra, pledged to

The war in Sudan, which has been ongoing since April 2023, continues to deepen economic and social crises, with the economy suffering from severe weakness and a collapse in the local currency, leading to increased poverty and unemployment rates. In this context, women in Omdurman play a pivotal role in maintaining the stability of their families through their active participation in the informal economy, despite the challenges they face. This reflects the resilience and flexibility shown by Sudanese women in times of crisis.

In recent years, Sudanese incense has become popular, and this was accelerated by incense makers and sellers who migrated with their professions and expertise after the outbreak of war in Sudan, wanting to preserve this cultural heritage and open up new opportunities to earn a living.

UNICEF For many young Sudanese, war and displacement have not just been distant tragedies but a life-threatening reality. As Sudan goes through one of the worst humanitarian crises in its modern h...

Sudan Events – Reports Sudan’s Minister of Minerals, Mohamed Bashir Abu Numo, inaugurated Sudan’s pa

Sudan's gold industry has become the lifeblood of its war, with nearly all of the trade channelled through the United Arab Emirates, enriching both the army and paramilitaries, sources say.

As civil war rages in Sudan, a surge in gold production is helping finance and arm the warring factions. Most of the mining is done on a small scale by villagers who process the gold using mercury and cyanide, posing serious threats to their health and to the environment.

The Sudanese army said yesterday that it has

Sudan’s gold industry rebounded last year as the government took steps to bolster revenue amid a civil war, including signing mining deals with companies from China, Russia and Qatar.

Sudan Events – Reports The Qatari capital, Doha, witnessed the signing of a memorandum of understand

The global gold price recorded a slight decline of 0.66% on Tuesday, settling at $2,933 per ounce du

Sudan Events - Reports The Governor of Northern State, Abdeen Awadallah, has issued a temporary decr

Khartoum Governor Ahmed Othman Hamza inaugurated today the new branch of the Savings and Social Deve

Sudan Events – Rehab Abdullah Goldsmiths and gold traders have revealed a decline in gold purchases,

Dr. Haitham Mohamed Fathi The government has announced an increase in gold production to 64 tons in

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