Ishraqa Abbas Ishraqa Abbas Journalists are not the only ones who face great challenges in terms of Nile water information. The experts, scientists and politicians involved are also facing these challenges, making the mission of media harder. As highlighted by a scientific workshop that discussed the problems of communication and scientific information relations, between the […]

محمد الحاج Mohamed ElHaj The solar panel converts solar energy to electricity (dc current or dc electricity). After that, this electricity passes through the regulator to the battery. The basic regulator’s function is to control the battery charging processes and maintain an appropriate level of power current that is stored in the battery. The sun […]

عبير ربيع Abeer Rabei The development problem is that a single recipe is suitable for all developing countries. The structural adjustment programs of the 1990s were then replaced by the eight Millennium Development Goals at the beginning of the twenty-first century and with the expiry of the time horizon to be achieved in 2015, the […]

Abeer Rabei The Nile River or more accurately the Blue Nile is called “The Abaye” in the Amharic language. And In 2011 Abay vs Vegas; an Ethiopian film was released , which deals with the Ethiopian youth’s dream of emigrating to the United States and is matched by the dream of Ethiopian immigrants returning home. […]

Mohamed Alhaj Mohamed Alhaj Why talk about solar energy in Sudan? The topic is due to three main reasons: 1. The urgent need for rural electrification 2. To provide stability in the provision of electricity in the summer season 3. To benefit from it as a huge economic resource in increasing income and providing jobs

Abeer Rabye Abeer Rabye Between Blue Nile and White Nile The island of Tuti is located in the Sudanese capital of Khartoum, and at its edges meets the Nile and forms the Nile’s main course that reaches Egypt. Totti Island attracts local and global attention not only to its special location, but also to the […]