Headlines of Khartoum Newspapers on March 14, 2016

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Khartoum, March 14(Suna) - Following are main headlines of local newspapers on March 14, 2016

*Altageer:

Sudanese school certificate exams starts today.

Hilal: Renaissance Dam affects the environment.

*Alsudani:

Ghandour: Mustafa Osman, next Sudan ambassador to Geneva.

Exemption of microfinance clients from taxes.

NCP: Ready for election, agreed upon by dialogue parties.

*Alwatan:

Mr. Al-Baqir Al-Nuri, director general of Faisal Islamic Bank.

*Alwifag:

Dr. Ali Al-Haj: I declare my full consent to national dialogue outcomes .

Kuwaiti grants (270) million dollars for projects in Eastern Sudan .

New documents prove involvement of Arko Manawi in the fighting in Libya .

Minister of Oil and Gas: increase of the production of White Nile refinery to 50 thousand barrels per day.

*Alayam:

UN: 4 million are at risk of hunger, more than 102 thousand newly displaced people in Darfur.

$ 4.9 million from Japan to address urgent humanitarian needs of children in Sudan.

*Alray Alaam:

Ghandour to Germany today .

*Akher Lahza:

A new law prohibits import of radioactive materials.

*Alahram Alyoum:

Government: revenues increase by 24% after application of electronic collection system.

*Almijhar Alsyasi:

Mamoun Hummaida retreats from his previous statements, affirms his appreciation for the press and journalists.

*Alyoum Attali:

Oil Ministry provides fuel for agricultural sector on summer season.

*Alsayha:

Increasing rates of juvenile diabetes in Sudan due to obesity.

Ali Al-Hajj: Priority now is to unite all Sudanese.

Alguoat Almusalaha:

Sudan Meteorological Authority: High temperature to last till the end of the week.

Assistant President of the Republic praises the Sudanese-Chadian relations.

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