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Two students have died and eight other injured, after Sudanese regular forces fired live ammunition at student protests at Zalingei University in Central Darfur yesterday. The Director of the University of Zalingei, Mousa Ismail, acknowledged in a statement that the shooting by the security forces at student protests in front of the former UNAMID headquarters …

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Sudan’s school year is to begin on Monday, September 20, 20 days later than anticipated, owing to delays in printing books for the intermediate classes. The school year will now run until June 2, 2022, and a three-tier education system will align Sudan with other countries in the region.

The Chairman of Sudan’s Transitional Sovereignty Council (TRC), Gen Abdelfattah El Burhan, met at his office in the Republican Palace on Tuesday with the ambassadors of the European Union (EU) to Sudan as part of the regular meetings with the diplomats. El Burhan reaffirmed keenness of the Sudan on enhancing its relations with the countries …

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The continued deterioration of the economic and living conditions in Sudan are a result of failing government policies since August 2019, says economic expert Sidgi Kaballo. More than two years after the regime of dictator Omar Al Bashir was ousted, the Sudanese are still witnessing price increases, deteriorating health services, and power and drinking water …

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Sudan is yet to account for hundreds of political dissents forcefully disappeared during the deposed Al Bashir regime and during the 2018-2019 national revolution. Those missing during these periods also remain uncounted for. In a statement to mark the International Day of the Disappeared yesterday (August 30), the US-based African Centre for Justice and Peace …

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