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Arabic News Weekly Edition for Sudan, 11/3/1997

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Weekly Edition, Sudan - Week of November 3, 1997

  • Arab League criticizes US sanctions against Sudan
    Ambassador Ahmed Bin Haly stated that the method of imposing economic sanctions on countries has become unacceptable Sudan, Economics, 11/8/1997
  • NDA asked to share in Sudanese constitution committee
    He said that the opposition's participation will not be considered an obligation, but it would assure them of the validity of the procedures and deliberations. Sudan, Politics, 11/8/1997
  • Number of Sudan's homeless children increases
    The reports said there are 36,931 homeless children in the northern provinces, including 900 females, while Khartoum has 14,336 homeless children due to poverty, deterioration of the standard and war in the south. Sudan, Local, 11/8/1997
  • University teachers denounce compulsory enlistment Sudan, Politics, 11/8/1997
  • Boat shot near Agig in Sudan
    It said that the joint forces, which include the Sudan People's Liberation Army, the SAF and El-Beja congress forces, resisted the bombardment, sank one of the government's boats and killed a boatman. Sudan, Military, 11/8/1997
  • Egyptian medical mission to combat malaria in Sudan
    The deputy head of the Egyptian mission, Dr. Hussein Kamal, stated that the combating works cover an area of 850 kilometers, 350 kilometers of which are in the Egyptian territories and the rest in northern Sudan. Sudan-Sudan, Medicine, 11/7/1997
  • Sudan stops US bank transactions Sudan, Economics, 11/7/1997
  • Sudan peace talks Sudan, Politics, 11/7/1997
  • New page in Egyptian-Sudanese relations
    The Sudanese official described the American plan as a great danger targeting Cairo in order to get it surrounded from the south through setting up water projects on the River Nile and to create military confrontation with Egypt. Egypt-Sudan, Analysis, 11/6/1997
  • Sudan trade ban Sudan, Economics, 11/6/1997
  • Mashar's militia terror in Shebdi
    Exploiting a lack of administrative and military follow up, Mashar's troops used to shop in the market without paying. Reporters said. Sudan, Military, 11/6/1997
  • Successful visit to Egypt says Sudan
    A key Sudanese official yesterday voiced satisfaction over the outcome of a visit to Cairo last week by Sudan's first vice president, El Zobeir Saleh. Sudan, Politics, 11/6/1997
  • Sudan sanctions Sudan, Politics, 11/5/1997
  • SPLA wants referendum Sudan, Politics, 11/5/1997
  • Bashir: Sudan ready for peace
    Bashir, speaking for the first time since peace talks started on Thursday between his government and southern guerrillas, insisted however, that Khartoum would defend its federal nature and unity with force if necessary. Sudan, Politics, 11/4/1997
  • Sudan trade sanctions Sudan, International, 11/4/1997
  • EU backs Sudan peace talks
    The European union expressed support yesterday before for peace talks aimed at finding a solution to Sudan's civil war and called for a swift outcome that would help to stop the killing Sudan, Politics, 11/3/1997