Khartoum dubbed as Syrian rebels main supplier
Reports are emerging that arms from Sudan, which have been paid for by Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Jordan, Saudi Arabia or other sympathetic donors, are […]
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Egypt: Ethiopia sends “friendly spirit” gesture
In Addis Ababa, the parliament has decided to replace the treaty written by Britain in 1929, which gave Egypt veto power over projects in the […]
Hezbollah and the African Connection
While the world media and analysts are still focusing on the direct involvement of Hezbollah in the Syrian war and commenting on the impact such […]
Libya, Egypt & Sudan Mull Setting Up Mining Fund
Libya, Egypt & Sudan are considering the possibility of setting up a joint mining fund destined to finance projects in Arab countries and to study […]
Ethiopia: the Nile River and mega dam constructions
Ever since Ethiopia decided to invest almost $12 billion to exploit energy that can be provided by the Nile River which crosses the country by […]
Sudan: the growing aviation industry
Almost a year ago, 45 passengers barely survived in a Sudanese plane crash accident in Khartoum’s International airport. Even before that Sudan has been having […]
Sudan’s parliament approves agreements
Khartoum has taken another mighty stride towards solidifying the oil and security agreements it had with its new neighbor. The Sudanese parliament has given its […]
Sudan: Cooperation for Regional Peace and Development
A three-day international conference under the theme “Sudan & Europe: Prospects of Cooperation for Regional Peace and Development” will come to an end on Friday […]
Sudan and South: Oil and Trade Deal
The two Sudans have been able to come to terms regarding the oil exportation from South Sudan and the usage of Sudan’s pipelines and port […]
Sudan:First gold refinery to open
The first gold refinery of Sudan has been opened as the country strives to improve the quality of its rising gold exports. During the opening […]