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Khartoum · KhartoumKhartoum, which was once a true gem on the banks of the Nile River, is no more than a field of ruin and destruction. It has become a graveyard full of bodies that were shaken by stray dogs, according to Le Figaro's French correspondent.See the Story
Le Figaro: 3 weeks in the heart of Sudan that is destroyed and isolated from the world
Omdurman · Omdurmantimesng.com: In the first leg of the 2024/2025 TotalEnergies CAF Champions League second preliminary round, Sudan’s Al Hilal secured a vital 2-2 away draw against FC San Pedro. Under the guidance of coach Florent Ibenge, Al Hilal displayed resilience by coming from behind to level the score and enhance their prospects of progressing to the group […] This post Sudan’s Al Hilal Secures Crucial Draw in CAF Champions League Clash appeared first on S…See the Story
Sudan’s Al Hilal Secures Crucial Draw in CAF Champions League Clash
Omdurman · OmdurmanCAF-C1: Great move for Florent Ibenge, Steven Ebuela and Al Hilal Omdurman
Image media PMaki Sun 09/15/2024 - 21:07
Corps Jean-Florent Ibenge Ikwange and Steven Ebuela and their club, Al Hilal Omdurman (Sudan) shared an interesting draw (2-2) away on the ground of Sewe San Pedro in a match counting for the 2nd first leg of the African Champions League.See the Story
CAF-C1: Great move for Florent Ibenge, Steven Ebuela and Al Hilal Omdurman
Khartoum · KhartoumAl Jazeera's correspondent reported that the Sudanese army launched heavy artillery shelling last night on the positions and gatherings of the Rapid Support Forces in the capital, Khartoum.See the Story
The Sudanese army launches violent shelling on the Rapid Support Forces sites in Khartoum
Khartoum · KhartoumBahri, September 14, 2024 – The East Nile Emergency Room revealed, on Saturday, that the number of dengue fever cases had risen to 43, without recording any deaths, during the past week. Last April, the Khartoum Bahri Emergency Room – the third largest city in Khartoum State – had announced the detection of 384 suspected cases of dengue fever. A member of the East Nile Emergency Room told Sudan Tribune that the medical office of the emergency ro…See the Story
Dengue fever cases increase in East Nile, 43 cases recorded
Khartoum · KhartoumSeptember 14, 2024 — On Saturday, a Sudanese official confirmed that the Sudan National Museum in Khartoum had been subjected to a major looting, including archaeological materials stored in the place, which is the main repository of all the country's monuments since the Stone Age. In June 2023, the Rapid Support Forces raided the National Museum in Khartoum, which has among its walls the history and heritage of the country, which dates back tho…See the Story
The looting of the National Museum in Khartoum takes Sudan back to the pre-Stone Age - Beam Reports
Khartoum · KhartoumAyin - September 14, 2024 Once again, General Yasser Al-Atta, a member of the Transitional Sovereignty Council and Assistant Commander-in-Chief of the Sudanese Army, has returned to the forefront of events, and publicly challenged in a speech to soldiers and officers in the north of the country the continuation of the military in power during electoral cycles through sovereign powers. “Civilians will not be able to establish their rule if the wa…See the Story
Exciting statements by (Al-Atta).. Does he aspire to succeed (Al-Burhan)? - Ayin network
UNESCO · KhartoumUNESCO: Sudan: UNESCO raises the alarm on reports of illicit trafficking of cultural heritage. “Since the start of the hostilities in April 2023, UNESCO has been closely monitoring the impact of this crisis on Sudan’s heritage, cultural institutions and artists. In recent weeks, this threat to culture appears to have reached an unprecedented level, with reports of looting of museums, heritage and archaeological sites and private collections.”The…See the Story
