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Port Sudan · Port SudanBy Yazan Kalach, Khalid Abdelaziz and El Tayeb Siddig CAIRO/PORT SUDAN (Reuters) – After fleeing from the war in Sudan to Egypt, Mohamed Ismail says his ambitions are limited to putting food in the mouths of his five children from a meagre monthly salary of about $100 earned at a paper factory in Giza. One seven-year-old son sleeps in his arms because of the trauma of hearing explosions before they fled from the outskirts of the Sudanese cap…See the Story
Sudan’s uprooted millions pay price for year-long war
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Port Sudan · Port SudanYesterday, the King Salman Center for Relief and Humanitarian Works distributed 724 food parcels to the most needy and displaced families in Port Sudan in the Red Sea State in the Republic of Sudan, benefiting 3,760 individuals as part of the project to support food security in the Republic of Sudan. This is part of the relief and humanitarian projects provided by the Kingdom through its humanitarian arm, the King Salman Relief Center to many ne…See the Story
Distribution of 724 food parcels to Port Sudan
Refugees · Port SudanPort Sudan: I've become an absolute refugee, a Darfur refugee, feeding her children once a day and sometimes not at all. Within a year of the beginning of the war in Sudan, the United Nations warned that an entire generation would be destroyed and millions of children would be deported or starved or forced to fight or marry. In the Auschwitz concentration camp that was set up two decades ago...See the Story
A generation of children 'destroyed' in Sudan as one year passes since the war.
Death Penalty · Port SudanPORT SUDAN: Sudan’s prosecution accused on Wednesday former prime minister Abdalla Hamdok of “inciting war against the state” and other charges that could carry the death penalty, according to state television. The prosecutor’s office is loyal to military chief Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, whose regular armed forces have been at war since April 2023 with paramilitary leader MohamedSee the Story
Sudan prosecutors accuse ex-PM Hamdok of ‘inciting war’: state TV
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Port Sudan · Port SudanTwo Qatar Armed Forces aircraft arrived at Port Sudan airport carrying specialty pharmaceuticals provided by the Qatar Fund For Development. The aid is part of Qatar's air bridge established to provide relief to the people of Sudan facing a humanitarian crisis. The assistance was received by Sudan's Federal Minister of Health Haitham Mohamed Ibrahim, Governor of the Red Sea State Mustafa Mohamed Nour, and Qatar's ambassador to Sudan Mohamed bin Ibrahim al-Sada.See the Story
Two Qatar Armed Forces aid aircraft arrive in Port Sudan
Port Sudan · Port SudanPort Sudan (Sudan): In Sudan, where the war has been going on for nearly a year and is threatened with famine, the Sudanese speak bitterly about their daily reality. Osman Idris, who lives in the Azhari neighborhood south of Khartoum, told AFP by phone, “We have already been closer to fasting for months. We eat one meal and we rarely make it at home. We get it from the neighborhood kitchen in [...]See the Story
Ramadan among the fires of battle and the threat of famine in Sudan
Economy · Port SudanAt a press conference in Port Sudan, the Finance Minister said that Sudan's economy is going through the worst period in its history, adding that the conflicts have caused great damage to infrastructure, public facilities, private homes and property throughout the countrySee the Story
Sudan's economy contracts 40% as war rages
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