Sudan Call groups endorse position paper for dialogue preparatory meeting

October 1, 2016 (KHARTOUM) - Opposition coalition's Sudan Call has endorsed its position paper for the national dialogue preparatory meeting and reiterated its support for the demands of the armed groups for a humanitarian cessation of (...)

South Sudan president solicits global support against sanctions

September 30, 2016 (JUBA) - South Sudanese President, Salva Kiir, has pleaded with foreign diplomats to influence their governments and citizens to help him and his administration secure assurances of the global community that the country would (...)

South Sudan army denies armed clashes in Morobo

September 30, 2016 (JUBA) - South Sudan army (SPLA) on Friday said it is unaware of the media reports quoting residents and local officials, saying there have been clashes between forces loyal to President Salva Kiir and those loyal to his (...)

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Sunday 27 November 2005
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Minister calls European companies to invest in Sudan

Nov 26, 2005 (KHARTOUM) — State Minister at the Ministry of Finance and National Economy, Ahmed Magzoub, invited the European investors to invest in the field of infrastructure and water in Sudan. (...)

Sudanese minister, Chinese delegation discuss oil investment

Nov 26, 2005 (KHARTOUM) — The minister of energy and mining, Awad Ahmad al-Jaz, Saturday 26 November received at his office the visiting Chinese parliamentary delegation, which is led by member of (...)

Darfur rebel SLM reunites ahead of peace talks

Nov 26, 2005 (NDJAMENA) — Darfur's main rebel group, the Sudan Liberation Movement (SLM), said Saturday that its two rival factions had united behind a joint programme following reconciliation (...)

Ethiopia says EU favours its peace plan to end row with Eritrea

Nov 26, 2005 (ADDIS ABABA) — Speaker of the Ethiopian parliament, Ambassador Teshome Toga, has said the European Commission's urgent call on the need to implement the peace proposal the Ethiopian (...)

AU chief negotiator on Darfur talks arrives in Nigeria

Nov 26, 2005 (ABUJA) — African Union chief negotiator on the crisis in Sudan's Darfur region Salim Ahmed Salim has arrived in the Nigerian capital for a new round of talks expected to begin next (...)

Saturday 26 November 2005
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Ethiopians protest near Bush’s ranch

Nov 26, 2005 (CRAWFORD, Texas) — Scores of Ethiopian protesters marched through this Texas hamlet Saturday, chanting "God bless America" and urging President George W. Bush to end support for the (...)

Sudan’s Bashir stresses national unity

Nov 25, 2005 (KHARTOUM) — Sudanese President and Chairman of the ruling National Congress (NC) party Omar al-Beshir on Friday appreciated the party's three-day conference as an important stage (...)

Sudan urges Syria’s cooperation on UN Hariri probe

Nov 24, 2005 (BEIRUT) — Sudan has launched a motion to promote cooperation of Syria with the UN Security Council on a probe over the murder of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik al-Hariri, said (...)

UN rushes vaccines to Sudan to fight yellow fever

Nov 25, 2005 (GENEVA) — The UN's health agency said that it was rushing vaccines to Sudan to try to smother an outbreak of yellow fever there. Microscopic view of the yellow fever virus. Sudan (...)

UNICEF drills borehole to combat Guinea worm

By Swangin Bismarck* Nov 25, 2005 (KARAGOK Village, Rumbek) — Until October 16, 2005; the only water point in Karagok village in Rumbek Central County was a muddy pool over which both human (...)

Jordanian company discovers gold in Sudan’s Nahr al-Nil State

Nov 25, 2005 (KHARTOUM) — A Jordanian company operating in field of gold exploration announced that it has discovered commercial quantities of gold in Nahr al-Nil State and that it is planning to (...)

Sudan’s ruling party wraps up general conference

Nov 25, 2005 (KHARTOUM) — Sudan's National Congress (NC) party wrapped up here on Friday its three-day general conference which discussed a wide range of issues in the country's political, social (...)

Ethiopia, Eritrea trade accusations as UN try to cool tension

Nov 25, 2005 (NAIROBI) — Ethiopia and Eritrea renewed mutual charges of violations of a five-year old peace accord as a UN-hosted meeting in Nairobi on Friday failed to ease escalating border (...)

Africa warned against letting its leadership to Sudan

By Thalif Deen Nov 25, 2005 (UNITED NATIONS) — Sudan, which has been lambasted for human rights violations and genocide in the beleaguered province of Darfur, is expected to be elected chair of (...)

Friday 25 November 2005
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Darfur peace talks to resume next week - AU

Nov 25, 2005 (ADDIS ABABA) — A new round of Darfur peace talks is to begin next week in Nigeria after a delay caused by splits in the troubled western Sudanese region's main rebel group, the (...)

UN meet Ethiopian, Eritrean military in bid to calm tensions

Nov 25, 2005 (NAIROBI) — UN peacekeepers met here Friday with senior military officers from Ethiopia and Eritrea in a bid to calm soaring tensions over their border that have raised fears of (...)

Many doubt Darfur peace talk success

Nov 25, 2005 (KHARTOUM) — Months of talks to end the conflict in Darfur have been stymied by rebel divisions and escalating violence, leading many to be publicly pessimistic before the next round (...)

Eritrean opposition EDA denies reconciliation talks with Asmara

Nov 23, 2005 (ASMARA) — The opposition Eritrean Democratic Alliance (EDA) chairman, Hussein Kalifa, denied the report that his organization was approached by Sudanese officials to open dialogue (...)

Sudan’s Kiir denies rumours on his death

Sudan's People Liberation Army leader John Garang (R), flanked by his deputy Commander Salva Kiir Majardit, answers a question during an SPLA press conference in Kenya's capital Nairobi, January (...)

Beshir re-elected leader of Sudan’s ruling party

Nov 25, 2005 (KHARTOUM) — Sudanese President Omar Hassan Ahmed el-Bashir was re-elected chairman of Sudan's National Congress (NC) party here on Thursday. Bashir will be the only candidate of the (...)

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