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Khartoum — Sudanese judges may receive special training on performing amputation on convicts should doctors refuse to carry them out, the country's deputy chief judge said today. Last month doctors at al-Ribat hospital in Khartoum executed a court order...
Khartoum — Tribal clashes over control of lucrative gold mines in North Darfur state have killed more than 500 people and wounded some 865 since January, a Sudanese lawmaker said on Monday, in what is a sharp increase on previous estimates given for the...
Khartoum — The Sudanese government has paid $516,085 to the United Nations to reinstate its voting rights after being suspended over the accumulation of financial arrears. Deputy spokesperson for the secretary-general, Eduardo del Buey, confirmed the...