The Sudanese federal Minister of Health, Mohamed Abuzeid, has described the continuing shortage of medicines in the country as serious.

He expressed his concern over the shortages in the supply of medicines to the states of Sudan, and held the Central Bank of Sudan responsible.

Minister Abuzeid called on Parliament to make $400 million available for medical supplies and the"...

Russia’s Technopromexport is interested in building new and upgrading current power generation facilities in Sudan, according to minutes of the Russia-Sudan intergovernmental commission’s meeting, Trend reports referring to ²TASS.

'The Russian side supports the interest of Technopromexport in establishing cooperation with Sudanese partners in the capacity of EPC Contractor with the opportunity, if required, to attract co-financing"...

The only water engine in Riyadh administrative unit of El Ferdous locality in East Darfur has been out of action for more than a week, and residents complain that they must make long journeys to fetch water.

Residents told Radio Dabanga that residents must now fetch drinking water from a remote pond and that families have to travel there on animals.

The residents have appealed"...

The continued bread, fuel, and cash crisis has caused prices in the Sudanese capital Khartoum and the states to rise even further, putting basic commodities out of reach of many.

Residents from Khartoum told Radio Dabanga that the crisis has reached a degree beyond their affordability, pointing to the growing lines in front of banks because of the liquidity crisis.

They explained"...

Health officials in South Sudan’s Tambura State have expressed fears over lack of Ebola screening services along the border with the neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo, which is severely hit by the deadly virus, saying the population is at risk of contacting the virus.

Dr. Dobuol Gatjiek, the senior medical officer at Tambura hospital told Radio Tamazuj that the state remains at high risk due to lack of screening services at the common borders.

Khartoum - Minister of Industry and Trade, Dr. Musa Mohamed Karama denied what some media reported that a decision was issued or on its way to stop the export of raw cotton.
He told Sudan Vision that this talk is baseless and unfounded, stressing that the manufacturing capacity in the textile and garment sector cannot accommodate all the country's cotton production at the present time, which is witnessing an increase and expansion and the efforts of farmers and businessmen who have been active in entering into partnerships"...

Belarusian companies will mine gold in Sudan together with local specialists, Alyaksandr Lukashenka said during Monday’s talks with his Sudanese counterpart Omar Hassan Ahmad al-Bashir.
“In order to improve mutual payments in trade we agreed that Belarusian companies will mine gold on your territory because your soil is rich in gold. I would like to thank you for making a decision to allocate us the second site for gold mining,” state-run news agency BelTA quotes Lukashenka.
The Sudanese side promised"...