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Abdalhadi Abdalla
Journalist
Abdalhadi Abdalla is a journalist specializing in Sudanese affairs and the Horn of Africa, with a focus on political, humanitarian and conflict-related developments in Sudan and the wider region.
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Articles by Abdalhadi Abdalla
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Sudan Cybercrime Court Delays Journalist’s Trial Amid Press Freedom Concerns
KHARTOUM – A Sudanese cybercrime court has postponed the trial of journalist Hanan Abdel Hamid, known as “Umm Waddah,” for one week...
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Sudan Army, Joint Force Take Bir Kilikil in West Darfur, Military Source Says
AL-TINA – The Sudanese Armed Forces and the Joint Force took control of Bir Kilikil in West Darfur on Tuesday morning after...
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Minawi Urges Calm With Egypt, Calls for Waiting for Probe Into Mining Strikes
PORT SUDAN – Darfur Governor Minni Arko Minawi has called on Sudanese and Egyptians to exercise restraint and avoid escalation over airstrikes...
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Sudan Central Bank Explores AfDB Initiative to Mobilize $20 Billion for African Development
BANGKOK – Sudan’s central bank is studying a new African Development Bank Group initiative aimed at mobilizing $20 billion over four years...
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Sudan Urges France to Reopen Embassy, Signals Conditional Dialogue With Ethiopia
KHARTOUM – Sudanese Foreign Minister Mohieddin Salem has called on France to reopen its embassy in Khartoum and restore its cultural centers,...
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Central Darfur Government Denies Remarks Attributed to Tambour Over Mining Strikes
KOSTI – The Central Darfur state government has denied remarks circulating on social media and attributed to Governor Mustafa Nasr al-Din Tambour,...
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53 Sudanese Miners Reported Killed in Airstrikes Near Egypt Border
AL-ANSARI – At least 53 Sudanese artisanal miners were reported killed in airstrikes on mining sites near Sudan’s border with Egypt on...
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RSF Drones Target El Obeid in Three-Hour Overnight Attack
EL OBEID – Rapid Support Forces (RSF) drones targeted El Obeid, the capital of North Kordofan, in an attack that began at...
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Nearly 100,000 People in Mukjar Struggle to Access Healthcare, MSF Warns
Nearly 100,000 people in Mukjar, Central Darfur, are struggling to access healthcare as shortages of medical services, vaccinations and safe water increase the risk…
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Sudan Foreign Minister: Border Crossings, UN Cooperation Key to Humanitarian Response
Sudan’s foreign minister said the government is working to open border crossings and cooperate with the United Nations to improve humanitarian access as declining…