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"Embassy In Fighting Zone, Avoid It": Centre To Indians Stuck In Sudan
The government has asked Indians in Sudan not to go to the Indian embassy in the country's capital Khartoum, where fighting has been raging between forces loyal to Sudan's army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and his deputy, Mohamed Hamdan Daglo.
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Indians Among Those Killed In Blast At Sudan Factory: Foreign Minister
Some Indian workers are among 23 people killed in a major blast in a ceramic factory in Sudan's capital Khartoum, the central government said on Wednesday.
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US Warns China Over Sudan's President Omar Al-Bashir Trip
The United States expressed concern on Monday that Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir plans to visit China, despite his International Criminal Court indictment for alleged war crimes in Darfur.
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Sudan's Omar al-Bashir Says Darfur, Kordofan Conflicts to End in 2016
President Omar al-Bashir said Friday that conflicts roiling Sudan's Darfur, South Kordofan and Blue Nile regions would end in 2016, the day after he offered rebels a two-month ceasefire to join a national dialogue.
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Khartoum Says UN Officials Told to Leave for 'Insulting' Sudan
Sudan said Friday it ordered two top United Nations officials to leave Khartoum for "insulting" the country and being "prejudiced" against its government.
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Gunmen on Camels Kill 15 in Darfur: Government
Gunmen on camels have killed 15 civilians and wounded 10 others in an attack in Sudan's South Darfur, the region's government said in a statement.
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War-Torn South Sudan Gets Chinese Weapons Delivery
The government in civil war-torn South Sudan has taken delivery of new Chinese arms including anti-tank missiles, grenade launchers and assault rifles, the country's defence minister confirmed on Wednesday.
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Sudanese Death Sentence Woman to be Freed Soon: Government Official
A Sudanese woman sentenced to death for converting to Christianity is expected to be released soon, a government official said on Saturday, after Khartoum came under diplomatic pressure to halt her execution.
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Khartoum Welcomes South Sudan Peace Deal
Khartoum on Saturday welcomed a peace deal reached to end five months of war between the government and rebels in neighbouring South Sudan.
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Daughter of executed Sudan activist aims to spread 'true Islam'
Almost three decades after peaceful Muslim activist Mahmoud Muhammad Taha was hanged for apostasy, his daughter plans to revive his Republican Party and spread his notion of "true Islam".
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Sudan arrests 700 people in week of deadly anti-government unrest
Seven hundred people have been arrested during a week of the worst unrest in central Sudan in years, the government said on Monday, as protests continued against President Omar Hassan al-Bashir.
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"Embassy In Fighting Zone, Avoid It": Centre To Indians Stuck In Sudan
The government has asked Indians in Sudan not to go to the Indian embassy in the country's capital Khartoum, where fighting has been raging between forces loyal to Sudan's army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and his deputy, Mohamed Hamdan Daglo.
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Indians Among Those Killed In Blast At Sudan Factory: Foreign Minister
Some Indian workers are among 23 people killed in a major blast in a ceramic factory in Sudan's capital Khartoum, the central government said on Wednesday.
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US Warns China Over Sudan's President Omar Al-Bashir Trip
The United States expressed concern on Monday that Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir plans to visit China, despite his International Criminal Court indictment for alleged war crimes in Darfur.
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Sudan's Omar al-Bashir Says Darfur, Kordofan Conflicts to End in 2016
President Omar al-Bashir said Friday that conflicts roiling Sudan's Darfur, South Kordofan and Blue Nile regions would end in 2016, the day after he offered rebels a two-month ceasefire to join a national dialogue.
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Khartoum Says UN Officials Told to Leave for 'Insulting' Sudan
Sudan said Friday it ordered two top United Nations officials to leave Khartoum for "insulting" the country and being "prejudiced" against its government.
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Gunmen on Camels Kill 15 in Darfur: Government
Gunmen on camels have killed 15 civilians and wounded 10 others in an attack in Sudan's South Darfur, the region's government said in a statement.
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War-Torn South Sudan Gets Chinese Weapons Delivery
The government in civil war-torn South Sudan has taken delivery of new Chinese arms including anti-tank missiles, grenade launchers and assault rifles, the country's defence minister confirmed on Wednesday.
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Sudanese Death Sentence Woman to be Freed Soon: Government Official
A Sudanese woman sentenced to death for converting to Christianity is expected to be released soon, a government official said on Saturday, after Khartoum came under diplomatic pressure to halt her execution.
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Khartoum Welcomes South Sudan Peace Deal
Khartoum on Saturday welcomed a peace deal reached to end five months of war between the government and rebels in neighbouring South Sudan.
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Daughter of executed Sudan activist aims to spread 'true Islam'
Almost three decades after peaceful Muslim activist Mahmoud Muhammad Taha was hanged for apostasy, his daughter plans to revive his Republican Party and spread his notion of "true Islam".
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Sudan arrests 700 people in week of deadly anti-government unrest
Seven hundred people have been arrested during a week of the worst unrest in central Sudan in years, the government said on Monday, as protests continued against President Omar Hassan al-Bashir.
