Sudan’s 2022 gold production ‘highest in history’
The Sudanese Mineral Resources Company announced the production of more than 18 tons of gold during 2022, describing it as the highest productivity in the history of the mineral sector in Sudan.
Month: January 2023
Rapes, killings, and armed robberies continue in Darfur
A group of gunmen attacked displaced people in North Darfur on Sunday. They raped a girl and beat up the others. On Saturday, a villager was killed inside his farm in South Darfur. Four others were wounded in attacks in East and Central Darfur. Speaking to Radio Dabanga from Kabkabiya, Adam Juma reported that the …
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Teachers’ strikes to continue this week despite govt attempts to break the strikes
The Sudan Teachers’ Strike Committee announced that the general strike of schoolteachers will continue this week, after having embarked on strikes last month. Authorities try to break the strikes in various ways.
Sudan economist calls speech Finance Minister ‘political’
According to economist Awadallah Mousa the statements of the Minister of Finance about the Sudanese economy on Saturday “are nothing more than a public political speech”. Mousa considers the statements of Finance Minister Jibril Ibrahim on the Sudanese economy during his address to a crowd in Hasaheisa in El Gezira on Saturday, as an attempt …
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Eastern Sudan Beja Nazirs repeat calls for self-rule
The head of the High Council of Beja Nazirs and Independent Chieftains, Sayed Tirik, has again threatened to announce self-determination for Red Sea state, Kassala, and El Gedaref, if the government in Khartoum does not respond to their demands for a separate platform on governance and development in eastern Sudan.