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South Sudan's oil minister said late on Wednesday that it had resumed oil production and flow to the international markets through the territory of neigbouring Sudan after a temporary blockage at Jebellen.

The Sudanese government should use renewed oil revenue to provide a foundation to its economy, an International Monetary Fund representative said.

Sudanese say yahoo for Yahia! The old-timer Egyptian actor gets honored by the embassy in Cairo for his role in “Al khawaja Abdul Qader”.

The Gulfi state is aiming to raise billions for reconstruction for the embattled region of Sudan but critics of the scheme say the security situation is still to perilous to begin development projects.

6 political prisoners were released from a prison in Khartoum on Tuesday, after President Bashir promised to set all political detainees free in a speech to parliament on Monday

Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir announced that he's to release political prisoners in the country as tensions with South Sudan relax

The country's minister of minerals, Kamal Abdel-Latif, said this week that he suspects Sudan's gold production will jump to 150 tonnes, thereby generating $8 billion in revenues.

The presidents of Sudan and South Sudan agreed on Saturday to set up a demilitarized zone along their disputed border and allow oil exports to flow from South Sudan’s oil fields north through Sudan’s pipelines.

Activists trying to deliver their petition to the state-appointed human rights commission are stopped in their tracks by security forces.

Sudanese intelligence services said on Thursday they had foiled a "conspiracy" against the country's security and have arrested several people from "the army and civil society," without revealing their identity.

The Sudanese government reached out to Iraq last summer in a bid to obtain financial assistance, after claiming their oil revenue had been largely lost to South Sudan since the split. Sudan put in for 100 million, only to be told that Iraq could meet a tenth of this sum.

What started as a rumor, is confirmed as true after security sources give details of the Israeli strike on the Iranian arms factory in Sudan.

Sudan on Wednesday accused Israel of bombing a military factory in Khartoum, killing two, 18 months after it blamed Tel Aviv in a similar raid in Port Sudan.