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The Khartoum Atomic Energy Hospital has been closed due to financial arrears, threatening the lives of hundreds of cancer patients as chemotherapy and radiotherapy sessions are disrupted, amid calls for urgent intervention to reopen it.

UN agencies have warned of a suspected cholera outbreak in central Kordofan.

Representatives of the organizations pledged to continue supporting the Federal Ministry of Health in combating cholera and Ebola.

The group called on the security and military authorities in Blue Nile State to assume full responsibility for his safety.

The Sudanese Teachers Committee confirmed that the movement expresses a state of accumulated anger among teachers as a result of years of neglect and marginalization.

She confirmed that the attack took place in a civilian area where no military operations were taking place.

The Sudanese Journalists Syndicate congratulated journalists Rasha Ibrahim and Aya Al-Baz on winning two bronze awards at the Telly Awards for their photo reports about Sudan.

The Sudanese Minister of Health confirmed the continuation of health services despite the war, with a gradual improvement in conditions, and the recording of new cases of dengue fever in the Nile River.

Sudan announced the completion of the arrival of approximately 15,000 pilgrims to the Holy Land, with the successful deployment of pilgrims and the readiness of accommodation, transportation and living arrangements in preparation for the move to Mina.

Sudanese forces in Nairobi have put forward an initiative for a renewable 3-month truce, which includes a committee to monitor the ceasefire and a political path to unify the army and reduce escalation.

The Committee to Protect Journalists has called on Sudanese authorities to immediately release journalist Rashan Oshi, after she was sentenced to prison and fined over an article about alleged corruption.

Refugee and host families benefit from regular cash transfers of 25,000 Central African francs every 3 months for a period of two years.