Saturday 28 October 2006
Oct 27, 2006 (ADDIS ABABA) — Ethiopia’s national carrier The Ethiopian Airlines (EAL) said on Friday it will begin flying to the Sudanese town of Juba on Nov. 16, bringing its total destinations in Africa to 29 and to 47 worldwide. (...)
Saturday 28 October 2006
Oct 27, 2006 (AM TIMAN) — A Chadian government delegation Friday visited this southeastern city, now under army control, which was briefly occupied earlier this week by rebels in a renewed insurgency.
Defense Minister Bichara Issa (...)
Saturday 28 October 2006
Oct 27, 2006 (UNITED NATIONS) — The top U.N. envoy to Sudan will keep his job until his contract ends on Dec. 31 and will make a brief return to Khartoum next month despite being expelled by the government, a U.N. spokesman said Friday. (...)
Saturday 28 October 2006
Oct 27, 2006 (ADDIS ABABA) — The Africa Center for Strategic Studies opened its first regional office in Ethiopia October 26 with a ceremony at the office site, which is located within the U.S. Embassy in Addis Ababa.
The office is (...)
Saturday 28 October 2006
Oct 27, 2006 (LONDON) — A Sudanese billionaire who is offering a $5 million prize to an African head of state who significantly improves the lives of citizens said Friday the money is intended as ’’a developmental project, not a gravy (...)
Friday 27 October 2006
Oct 27, 2006 (UNITED NATIONS) — The top U.N. official in Sudan, Jan Pronk, will return to Khartoum and stay in his post through the end of the year, despite the government’s announcement he was "history," the United Nations said on (...)
Friday 27 October 2006
Oct 27, 2006 (KAMPALA) — The UN refugee agency, UNHCR, said on Friday it had resumed repatriating thousands of Sudanese refugees from Uganda, having suspended operations last week over security concerns.
Roberta Russo, the UNHCR (...)
Friday 27 October 2006
Oct 27, 2006 (ADDIS ABABA) — Ethiopia acknowledged that security forces killed 193 civilians protesting election fraud last year, but insisted they did not use excessive force.
The figure _ three times an earlier official toll _ had (...)
Friday 27 October 2006
Oct 27, 2006 (NAIROBI) — Thousands of foreign troops in Somalia could lead to "an all out war" between Somalia’s transitional government and an Islamic group that controls much of the country, according to a confidential U.N. report (...)
Friday 27 October 2006
Oct 26, 2006 (KASSALA) — The Kassala State government has issued a decree to open the border with "the fraternal state of Eritrea" after the Eid-al-Fitr holiday (Friday), the Sudanese radio reported.
The Kasha governor, Ibrahim Mahmoud (...)
Sudan’s renegade Sheikh2017-09-12 12:44:55
By Ahmed H Adam
Tensions between the Sudanese regime and militia commander Sheikh Musa Hilal has reached a tipping point in recent weeks.
On July 20, Sudanese Vice President Hassabo Abdel (...)
Why a technocratic transitional government in South Sudan?2017-09-09 07:17:12
Dr Lam Akol
The youngest country in the world was born amid great expectations and hopes for the future. These were not day dreams or castles built in the air. The hope was based on the fact (...)
New group formed to gather Nuer in United States 2017-08-17 14:15:50
DECLARATION FOR THE FORMATION OF NUD TO BRING TOGETHER ALL NUER IN THE U.S.A Press Statement
The Nuer Union For Development (NUD)
The United State of America
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A prominent Sudan Women and Civil rights activist passed away2017-08-14 21:09:47
The Strategic Initiative for Women in the Horn of Africa (SIHA) Khartoum, Sudan-August 14 2017
In the early hours of Saturday 12th August Fatima Ahmed Ibrahim, a renowned Sudanese leader of the (...)
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The UN’s WHO knows cholera vaccines have been used effectively: why not in Sudan? 2017-09-09 23:05:26 Eric Reeves The UN’s World Health Organization (WHO) continues in its refusal to call the cholera epidemic that has spread throughout Sudan by its proper name (cholera is caused by the Vibrio (...)
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