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Arabic News Weekly Edition for Sudan, 10/23/2000

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Weekly Edition, Sudan - Week of October 23, 2000

  • Sudan denies President Clinton's accusations
    Sudan denied that its forces had attacked centers for distributing and reaching international relief aids in the southern parts of the country, stressing that a cease fire is observed in the Southern areas since several days for humanitarian reasons. Sudan, Politics, 10/28/2000
  • Sudanese opposition armed forces call for giving up fighting
    The Sudanese opposition armed forces have called on the foreign opposition ( Sudanese opposition who stay outside the country ) to give up violence, fighting and for returning back to the country to contribute in boosting the march of reconciliation, peace and development. Sudan, Politics, 10/28/2000
  • Sudan and the work of women
    The Sudanese minister of justice has admitted before the constitutional court that the decision of the Wali ( governor ) of the capital Khartoum Majzoub al-Khaleifa to prevent women from working in hotels, restaurants and tourism area is not comprehensible and needed to be dealt with. Sudan, Politics, 10/25/2000
  • Sudan: nominations for presidentship and parliament begin today
    The procedures of the presidentship nomination and the parliament membership are began today in Sudan. Sudan, Politics, 10/25/2000
  • Leaders of the opposition alliance meet Aforki
    Leaders of the opposition Sudanese Democratic National Alliance met Eriterian president Asias Aforki yesterday afternoon. Sudan-Eritrea, Politics, 10/25/2000
  • Observers on the Sudanese borders
    Sudanese minister of foreign affairs Abdul Rahman Numeiri on Monday announced that contacts are underway between Sudan and Uganda to send Egyptian and Libyan observers to monitor the moves of the rebels at the borders between the two countries. Sudan-Uganda, Politics, 10/24/2000
  • Mubarak meets El Bashir to discuss Sudanese rapport Egypt-Sudan, Politics, 10/23/2000
  • Sudanese campaign to eliminate Polio Sudan, Health, 10/23/2000