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Sudan’s first female football stars push for women’s rights

  • Sudan was once a football pioneer, joining FIFA in 1948 and co-founding the Confederation of African Football
  • Women were at the forefront of anti-Bashir protests, expressing anger against centuries of patriarchal traditions and laws
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Saudi envoy to Sudan holds major meetings

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Top rebel leader says more time needed for Sudan peace deal

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Hundreds march in Sudan capital seeking justice for those killed

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Sudan disbands Bashir’s NCP party, overturns moral policing law

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Sudan cabinet scraps law abusing women’s rights: state media

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Hundreds of Sudanese women march against violence

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Supporters of Sudan’s Bashir oppose handover to ICC

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Sudan is a partner, sanctions will end after process: US official

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Amid unrest, Sudan’s bourse maps out expansion plans

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Sudan needs up to $5 billion in budget support to prevent collapse

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Sudan PM talks of peace on maiden trip to Darfur

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South Sudan faces crisis in forming new coalition government

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