Arabic News Weekly Edition for Sudan, 4/22/2002
Weekly Edition, Sudan - Week of April 22, 2002
- Khartoum gives Ethiopia an outlet on the Red Sea
Both Ethiopia and Sudan, former enemies, have agreed to foster their relations and to give Ethiopia, which has no sea outlets, facilities to use the "Port Sudan" on the red Sea for its trade with the outer world. Sudan-Ethiopia, Politics, 4/26/2002 - Sudan gives up training volunteers for Palestine
The US State Department said that the Sudanese government informed the US it does not intend to hold training camps to train volunteers for helping the Palestinians. Sudan-USA, Politics, 4/26/2002 - Old civilization discovered in Sudan Sudan, History, 4/25/2002
- On Uganda's voting against Sudan concerning human rights Sudan-Uganda, Politics, 4/25/2002
- Sudan, Chad sign cooperation agreement on fighting drug trafficking
The Sudanese minister of the interior Lt. Gen. Abdul Rahim Muhammad Hussein has announced that his country had agreed with Chad to permit the Sudanese police forces to chase robbery and drug trafficking gangs inside the territories of Chad. Sudan-Chad, Politics, 4/24/2002 - A massacre committed by the rebel movement in Sudan
The deputy chairman of the Sudanese National Council Angelo Beeda unveiled that the Sudanese rebel movement led by John Garang carried out a massacre which claimed the life of 24 Sudanese by the end of last week. Sudan, Politics, 4/22/2002