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Indian Doctor Convicted in Britain Bomb Plot Returns Home

By: Anil Penna, AFP
BANGALORE, India - An Indian doctor convicted of withholding information about a bomb plot in Britain returned home exhausted Thursday after being deported, and immediately went to sleep, his mother said.

Legal Viewpoint: Corporate Culture

By: Dr. AbdelGadir Warsama Ghalib

Email: awghalib@hotmail.com

Every business or corporate activity has got certain customary norms or we could say certain culture to be followed strictly by the concerned practitioners otherwise they could be out of business. The issue of corporate culture, generally speaking,

China 'to top Games medal table'

By: BBC
China is being tipped to end the reign of the United States as the leading Olympic nation at the Beijing Games. Research undertaken by Sheffield Hallam University predicts the hosts will win 46 gold medals in the Chinese capital.

Cyclone Has Devastated Myanmar's Rice Region, Experts Say

Michael Casey, AP
BANGKOK, Thailand - Myanmar's rice-growing heartland has been devastated by Cyclone Nargis, posing worries of long-term food shortages for the impoverished country and political problems for its military regime, experts said Wednesday.

Reason and Season

By: Carmen Faiz Girgis

Email: faizcarmen@hotmail.com

Everything happens for a reason and sometimes at a season, and what's supposed to happen will happen... if things don't go your way, it can be stressful, painful, and hard, but you don't always have to be in control. It's all just a part of the grand scheme of things.

Ismail Criticizes the Silence of the UN,

Superpowers Towards the Operations Carried by Khalil Ibrahim in North Darfur

By: SUNA

The Advisor of the President of the Republic, and Secretary of the Foreign Relations in the National Congress, Dr Mustafa Osman Ismail, on Thursday strongly criticized the silence of the United Nations and the superpowers for their silence towards the criminal military operations carried by the rebel Khalil Ibrahim in north Darfur and the some areas in North Kordufan.

Acting Secretary-General of Red Crescent says ready for rainy season

By: SMC

The Sudanese Red Crescent Society announced that 400 thousands volunteers all over the states of the country are ready to confront any possible flood during the coming rainy season, besides provision of strategic reserve of materials and equipment to ward off impacts of flooding.

Riyadh Symposium Describes Competition of Political Parties as Positive

By: (smc)

In a symposium launched in Riyadh, capital of Saudi Arabia organized by National Congress (NC) that participants described heated political show in the country particularly between the two partners (NC and SPLM) as normal political competition,

Pickup Hired by JEM Found Smuggling Drugs into N. Darfur

By: Khartoum (smc)

Local authorities of Tina in northern Darfur state was able to arrest a pickup car hired by JEM smuggling ten sacks of Drugs from Chad into northern Darfur. Owners of the pickup composed of four persons told police that they got the drug consignment from Chadian merchants.

Condolence Message

Re: Condolence Message

His Excellency

1st Lt. Gen. Salva Kiir Mayardit,1st Vice President and President of GoSS

Your ExcellencyPlease accept the condolence from the Reformed Episcopal Church of the Sudan, Bishops, clergy and congregations for the untimely death of our brothers;