Sudan has agreed to compensate the families of 17 US sailors who died when their ship, the USS Cole, was bombed by al-Qaeda at a…
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South Sudan Olympic athlete says he plans to take home message of peace
MAEBASHI, Japan (Reuters) – Abraham Majok, a South Sudanese 1,500m runner training in Japan for the Tokyo Olympics, aims to bring back two things to…
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Sudan official: Death toll from protests rises to 24
Number of protesters killed is 24 since start of unrest, official says, even as rights groups state much higher toll. The number of protesters killed…
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More than 800 detained in ongoing Sudan protests: Minister
Interior Minister Ahmed Bilal Osman says at least 816 arrested during anti-government protests raging since last month. More than 800 protesters have been arrested in…
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Sudan opens up gold market in bid to raise revenue
KHARTOUM (Reuters) – Sudan has begun allowing private traders to export gold, a measure designed to crack down on smuggling and attract foreign currency into…
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Future unclear as Sudan protesters and president at loggerheads
Anti-government protests continue across Sudan, as President Omar al-Bashir refuses to step down. As protests across Sudan approach their third week, President Omar al-Bashir remains…
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Sudan arrests Khartoum University lecturers amid fresh protests
Security forces arrest eight and disperse anti-government protesters marching towards presidential palace. Sudanese security authorities have arrested several faculty members from Khartoum University, two professors…
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Sudan: Calls grow for Omar al-Bashir to step down
Twenty-two opposition parties and groups back protesters’ call for president to resign, demand transitional government. Sudan’s President Omar al-Bashir is facing growing calls to step…
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More than 20 dead, many displaced after violence in Sudan's West Darfur
KHARTOUM (Reuters) – At least 24 people were confirmed killed after a camp for internally displaced people was attacked in Sudan’s West Darfur, an international…
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Year on, Amnesty urges Sudan deliver on protesters' demands
More than 250 people were killed in the violence linked to demonstrations that forced Omar al-Bashir to resign. Sudan’s new transitional government must deliver on…
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12 defining moments in Sudan's 12-month uprising
How a relentless protest movement transformed politics in Sudan, ending Omar al-Bashir’s decades-long grip on power. A year ago, protests triggered by a deepening economic…
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United States, Sudan agree to upgrade diplomatic ties
US State Department says two countries will proceed with first exchange of ambassadors in 23 years. The United States and Sudan plan to begin exchanging…
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Egypt, Ethiopia, Sudan resume talks over disputed Nile dam
Immigration ministers of three countries meet in Cairo for talks aimed at resolving dispute over water distribution. The irrigation ministers of Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan…
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Sudan dissolves former ruling party of al-Bashir
A law has been passed in Sudan dissolving the party of ousted former president Omar al-Bashir. Mr Bashir seized power in a 1989 coup and…
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