Headlines of Khartoum Newspapers on April 27, 2016

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Khartoum, April 27(Suna) - Following are main headlines of local newspapers on April 27, 2016


*Alayam:
Khartoum summons American acting US Charge d'Affaires.


*Alwifag:
Presidency: Those who involves in Ed-Daein city events, will be held accountable.
35 field military leaders from ((JEM)) join national dialogue.


*Alsahafa:
US Charge d' Affaires apologizes for delaying entry visa for Sudanese officials.


*Alsudani:
Machar arrives in Juba and sworn in as Vice-President.
Suspension of classes indefinitely at University of Khartoum's Faculty of Mathematical Sciences.


*Alray Alaam:
Ministry of Affairs considers summoning Egyptian ambassador on Sudanese miners' properties.
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