Sudan
July 9, 2003
For the first time, the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations has delivered a substantial amount of seeds and tools by road to previously inaccessible rebel held areas in the N
Gulf Business Machines (GBM), the sole distributor for IBM products and services in the Gulf countries excluding Saudi Arabia, has achieved Gold Certification from Cisco Systems. The Cisco partner cer
July 8, 2003
A Sudanese airliner crashed shortly after taking off from an airport on the Red Sea coast early Tuesday, killing 105 passengers and 11 crew. Only one
July 7, 2003
Israeli forces Monday shot and wounded a Palestinian youth in the West Bank town of Tulkarem,. Israeli security sources told <i>Reuters</i> "he behave
June 25, 2003
Lundin Petroleum has completed the sale of 40,375 percent working interest in Block 5A, Sudan to Petronas Carigali Overseas. The cash consideration paid at completion is $142.5 million adjusted for wo
This month, Egypt's largest digital archive will be opened officially by the chairman of the technical committee of the President's Office of the Arabic Republic of Egypt. This digital archive was cre
June 23, 2003
Greece has impounded a ship that reportedly wandered the Mediterranean for six weeks, carrying 750 tons of TNT.
Reliable Jordanian sources informed <i>Al Bawaba</i> that the government had decided in principle to return back its ambassador to Tel Aviv. According
June 15, 2003
A British envoy is due to arrive in the Sudanese capital of Khartoum on Sunday in a fresh bid to explore prospects of pressing ahead with conciliation
French President Jacques Chirac met in Paris Saturday with a senior delegation from the United Arab Emirates, which included Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi
June 12, 2003
Sudan extended Uganda permission to continue hunting Lords Resistance Army (LRA) guerillas on Sudanese territory, the defense ministry said on Thursda
Poland is on the verge of finalizing a weapons deal with Israel valued in the hundreds of millions of dollars, a top Polish defense official said Wedn
June 9, 2003
Malaria claims 4,000 lives a month in Sudan, the country's Health Minister, Ahmed Bilal Osman, said Sunday, launching a plan to halve the death rate.
Turkey’s Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan spoke Sunday with his Israeli and Palestinian counterparts, offering Ankara's aid in pursuing the "roadma
June 4, 2003
Four workers and a firefighter were killed as an accidental fire destroyed a power plant in the Sudanese capital of Khartoum, police said Tuesday. Ni