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Least 14 Algerians were killed and 400 others in the public festivities win over Egypt and qualify for the 2010 World Cup. Was quoted by international news agencies, quoting the Civil Defense in Algeria that 14 people were killed and...

Egypt will organize a meeting for the Islamic Conference Organization (OIC) countries in order to discuss ways to participate in the development and rehabilitation efforts undertaken in Darfur region. "The meeting tends to review how the Islamic countries can contribute...

A spokesman of Somalia pirates told Reuters that De Xin Hai and 25 crew members aboard are likely to be released next week. The spokesman said that the negotiation with the owner is going on and that they agreed to...

Headquarters (Juba, Khartoum) White House President Obama United Nation (New York) US State Department (Washington DC) Secretary Hillary Clinton US State Department (Washington DC) Special Envoy Major Gen. Chapters leadership in the United States unequivocally rejects the process.

Sudan on Sunday announced a six-day delay to long-awaited elections to make up for hold-ups in registering millions of voters in the oil-producing country. Election officials have faced huge logistical challenges in rolling out the first multi-party polls in 24...

Sudan’s dominant National Congress Party on Sunday signed cooperation agreement of mutual interest. The agreement was signed between Ethiopian foreign affairs minister Seyoum Mesfin and Sudanese presidential advisor Dr. Mustofa Osman Ismail. "We have signed agreement of common interest...

November 21, 2009 — Sudan or “Bilaad-el-Sud”, which means in Arabic the Land of the Black, is geographically the largest country in Africa and historically has been marked with continuous conflict and turmoil. In 1899, Sudan came under Anglo-Egyptian rule...