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Ministers from Ethiopia, Sudan and Egypt are scheduled to attend a meeting in Khartoum today in an attempt to reach an agreement over the Grand Ethiopia Renaissance Dam (GERD). This is the second time minsters from these countries are meeting… Read more ›

Sudan is currently experiencing a shortage of bread due to a lack of foreign exchange for wheat imports. Residents have been spotted standing in lines outside several Khartoum-area bakeries following an increase in the price of bread by about a… Read more ›

Ten people have died of yellow fever in Sudan’s West and South Kordofan states, says the World Health Organization (WHO). The ten, who died between October 3rd and November 13th, were among 36 suspected yellow fever cases diagnosed during the… Read more ›

The Sudanese Air Force is reported to have conducted a raid on villages in South Kordofan on Sunday, killing two children and destroying countless properties. According to Radio Dabanga, a Sukhoi airplane believed to belong to the government dropped two… Read more ›

A joint contingent of the Chadian and Sudanese military began an operation against rebels in Darfur this week. Earlier there were reports that Sudan’s Defense Minister Abdel Raheem Mohammed Hussein had informed the Sudanese parliament of an imminent attack on… Read more ›

The President of South Sudan and chairman of the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM), Kirr Salva Mayardiff, on Friday announced the dissolution of key structures in his party. This move comes after the party has failed to hold a crucial… Read more ›

Sudan’s Kenana Sugar Company (KSC) could soon begin exporting Ethanol to the U.S. The trade is set to begin once the potential American buyer receives the necessary clearance from the US Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC). KSC’s managing director,… Read more ›