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On the Occasion of the World Hepatitis Day
“Sudan Can’t Wait to Eliminate Hepatitis” Haffiya Elyas World Hepatitis Day is marked on July 28th every year to increase the awareness and understanding of viral hepatitis and the diseases that it causes. Infections with the hepatitis virus are the leading cause of liver disease all over the world. Sudan is one of the countries with the highest seroprevalence of the hepatitis B virus. Federal Ministry of Health in collaboration with the WHO celebrated World…
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Malik Agar Meets with Diplomatic Corps and Volker Perthes
Speaking on the Developments of the Emerging From the National Crisis Through Consolidation of the Pillars of Democracy and Peace Initiative Staff Writer August 1, 2022 – The chairman of the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement-North (SPLM-N) and Sovereignty Council member Malik Agar met at his residence this morning with Mr. Volker Perthes, the Special Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations and Head of the UN Mission (UNitams), along with representatives of the diplomatic…
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The Agent: Nima Elbagir
Mohammed Saad Kamel Media disinformation is known as: ((deliberately and pre-conceived dissemination and dissemination of false information and ideas)) and in another definition ((creating a wrong opinion, but convincing enough, with the aim of making the opponent fall into an error while he is thinking correctly)). The release of fake news today requires a smartphone, an Internet connection, an account in social networks, and the application of the words of Joseph Goebbels, Minister of Political…
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The RSF Foils an Attempt at Smuggling 6 Kilograms of Gold in the Red Sea State
Staff Writer The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have managed to foil an attempt of smuggling 6,486,2 o smugglers of gold at the Al-Hufra area in the northern borders of the Red Sea State. Two suspects were arrested driving a Hilux pickup and 2 motorbikes. For his part, the governor of Red Sea State, Fath Allah El-Haj Ahmed hailed the role of the RSF in preserving security and protecting the properties of the citizens, besides its…
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NCCW Launches (Book and Film): Success Stories of Abandoning Female Genital Mutilation (FGM)
Success Stories: Turning Outputs Into Outcomes Haffiya Abdalla FGM is deeply rooted in Sudanese and African communities. It existed thousands of years before Islam. currently, it is practiced by Muslims and non-Muslims alike. Formal and informal education and awareness dialogue are crucial in transforming societies to the abandonment of the practice. Despite huge efforts over four decades, the complete eradication of FGM remains an unresolved problem. The pace of change remains slow. Addressing this NCCW…
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Sudanese Joint Forces Arrest 177 Infiltrators in Azerni Area and Deports them to Port Sudan Prison
Staff Writer Al-Geneina 27/07/2022 – The joint forces of the army, the Rapid Support Forces, and the General Intelligence Service managed to arrest 177 fugitives following a tribal conflict in the Azerni region of West Darfur state today. The Governor of West Darfur, General Khamis Abdullah Abkar, praised the forces that participated in this arrest, as they were able to arrest intruders with a variety of different weapons and motorcycles, who participated in the tribal…
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Don’t Cry Over Spilled Milk
Osman Mirghani There is no use in being upset over situations that have already happened and cannot be changed. What is required now is an urgent solution to put the country in a new phase to overcome the present political and security crisis. According to the road map proposed by the President of the Sovereign Council on the 4th of July 2022, the civilians should agree to the formation of an executive government, after which…
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A Reasonable Consensus Is a Must
Omer B. Abu Haraz The deadly event which erupted in Blue Nile State last week is very alarming and a harbinger of all-out destruction of the social fabric of Sudan. It is alarming because it is the first event of ethnic cleansing in Sudan. A similar start of ethnic cleansing happened twenty-five years ago in Rwanda between The Hutu majority and the Tutsi minority. It continued for three years claiming the lives of about a…
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Another Disaster is Expected in Sudan
Dr. Elshafie Khidir Saeid In Sudan today, I think what should be at the top of the priorities of the agenda and activities of the political and civil movement and the resistance committees is an immediate task of two dialectically linked prongs. The first prong is to make every possible effort to overcome the state of fragmentation and division between the political and the civil forces and to be re-united according to a new formula…
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Embassy of India Press Release
Khartoum – India has achieved a special status as one of the prominent destinations for quality and affordable medical treatment in the world and a large number of Sudanese nationals visit India every year for advanced medical facilities. In order to create awareness about Indian advanced medical facilities, the Embassy of India is organizing a workshop ‘India – A Preferred Destination for Advanced Medical Care’ in collaboration with representatives/doctors from prominent Indian hospitals on Saturday, 30…