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“Youth are Leaders of Change”
The Blue Nile State Hosts the 9th National Youth Conference Haffiya Abdalla Blue Nile Region andNational Council for Child Welfare (NCCW) ،Child Welfare Council – Blue Nile Region in cooperation with UNICEF and UNFPA,Youth Mechanism for Child Protection organized the 9th National Youth Conference from 11-13October 2021″Under the slogan: Youth are Leaders of Change” Damazine – The aim of the conference is to contribute , integrate and to highlight the role and privacy of the…
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October: Breast Cancer Awareness Month
In Sudan, Breast cancer is Characterized by younger Age, Delayed Diagnosis Haffiya Abdalla October is considered as the Breast Cancer Awareness Month (BCAM), an annual international campaign to increase awareness of the disease, as well as to help raise funds for research into its origin, prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and care, as well as to help raise funds for research into its origin, prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and care. Women Initiatives Group organized yesterday October breast cancer…
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Climate Change in Sudan, Dark Shadows on Food Security
Shawgei Salah AhmedShwgy2000@gmail.com Geographically, Sudan is located in northeastern Africa and occupies an area of 1,865,813 square kilometers, it is the third-largest country in Africa after Algeria and democratic Congo, and the third in the Arab world after Algeria and Saudi Arabia, Sixteenth in the world Sudan is one of the vast countries with diverse natural resources such as agricultural land, livestock and mineral wealth, forests and wealth Fish and freshwater. Sudan relies mainly on…
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Sudan Participates in 65th Annual Regular Session of the IAEA Conference, Vienna
A bilateral Meeting Between Sudan’s Delegate and Rafael Mariano Grossi, the IAEA Director-General Report by Haffiya Abdalla Sudan participated in the 65th Annual Regular Session of the IAEA General Conference from 20 to 24 September 2021 at the Vienna International Centre (VIC) in Vienna, Austria The General Conference is an opportunity for all IAEA Member States to jointly consider matters related to the IAEA’s ongoing work, budget, and priorities. This year over 1 600 participants…
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Technology Transfer is the Fastest Way to Achieve Sustainable Development; the African Case
Technology Transfer is the Fastest Way to Achieve Sustainable Development; the African Case By: Shawgei Salah AhmedShwgy2000@gmail.com The united nations focused on harnessing science technology for development in a wide range of new and emerging technologies that can contribute to addressing sustainable development issues such as; reducing poverty, protecting the planet, and managing risk climate and natural hazards, and promoting gender equality gender and conflict prevention. In the field of investigation Food security and the…
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Newborn Early Hearing Detection: No One Left Behind
Cases of Deafness are caused by Genetic Factors and Others by Taking Some Drugs as well as Cases of Stumbling Births and Disease in Newborns Haffiya Abdalla Hearing is important to children because this is how they learn to communicate. Babies start hearing sounds before they are born. After birth, babies watch their parent’s faces and hear them speak. The baby’s hearing system continues to develop every day. At three months old, babies will smile…
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Sharing Economy is a Lever for Sustainable Development in Africa
Shawgei Salah AhmedShwgy2000@gmail.com It is a sustainable economic system based on the sharing of human and material assets, and it includes creativity, production, distribution, trading, and participatory consumption of goods and services between various individuals and commercial establishments. Which helps in the distribution and sharing of goods and services and the re-exploitation of wasted and surplus energies? Sharing and borrowing kitchen utensils, maintenance tools, and other things, but with the advent of the Internet and…
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Mercury, The Enemy of Human Health and The Environment
The Minamata Convention on Mercury is A global Treaty to Protect Human Health and the Environment from the Adverse Effects of Mercury Haffiya Abdalla In October 2019 Sudan’s Council of Ministers has issued directives calling an immediate halt to the use of toxic mercury and cyanide in mining operations in Sudan following mass protests in South Kordofan and elsewhere in the country…The council also ordered an amendment of the agreements with companies working in the…
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A New National Action Plan to Combat Human Trafficking in Sudan
Sudan had Made Efforts to Combat Human Trafficking – EU Envoy Haffiya Abdalla Sudan is considered as one of the cross-points for human trafficking and illegal immigration. The European countries have pledged support to help eradicate human trafficking by using air and sea support to pursue multinational human smugglers. Over the past decade, thousands of migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers have been transiting to and through Sudan which is currently hosting some 1.3 million migrants.…
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Investing in Sustainable Development in Africa, the Top Priority for Agricultural Development
Shawgei Salah AhmedShwgy2000@gmail.com Africa has witnessed wide changes and radical differences since the beginning of this century, making it the focus of everyone’s attention in various fields, whether the fields of energy, entrepreneurship, social development, civilized construction of cities, or various fields of industrialization, as it possesses all the human and natural ingredients that help in its rapid renaissance in a time Standard, but the important question to ask is what does Africa want from…