Sudan’s oncology services are in crisis. The Sudanese Ministry of Health reported a steady rise in cancer cases in addition to significant increases in treatment costs, whilst lack of medical equipment, clinics, and soaring transport costs mean that not everyone is getting the treatment they deserve.
Several medical staff workers’ groups are on strike in Sudan at the moment to protest bad managerial decisions, unpaid salaries, and poor working conditions. In North Darfur, civil servants also went on strike.
The three-day workshop on arrangements for a transitional constitutional framework, launched by the Sudanese Bar Association (SBA) on Monday, concluded with a set of recommendations, including distancing the military from politics.
A committee from the Sudanese Federation of Chambers of Industry has threatened to take escalatory steps if it’s demands to lower industry costs were not responded to by the government within seven days. Their central demands include the abolition of production taxes, the adjustment of customs, and the end of fuel taxes. The committee also …
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Several regions across Sudan have again witnessed heavy rainstorms that have killied at least three people and partially destroying hundreds of homes across River Nile State, Khartoum, El Gezira and South Darfur. The River Nile Civil Defence department suspended vehicles from crossing a number of roads in the state. The department report that days of …
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