Arabic Press Headlines Sunday, March 8, 2026

🔘 Government rejects the fact-finding committee and insists on international cooperation.
🔘 Sudanese Embassy in Doha warns Sudanese citizens and suspends consular operations.
🔘 Al-Atta: The next phase will witness the integration of all supporting forces into our regular institutions.
🔘 Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian announced yesterday, Saturday, the decision of the interim leadership council to suspend military operations against neighboring countries, stressing that Tehran harbors no animosity towards the region. He stipulated that the continuation of this suspension is contingent upon no attacks being launched against his country from those countries.
🔘 Colombian mercenaries stranded in Dubai demand evacuation amidst militia confusion.
🔘 A US report recommends designating the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) as an entity of concern regarding religious freedoms.
🔘 With a 73.8% pass rate, the Red Sea State announces the results of the intermediate school certificate exams.
🔘 The paving of internal roads in Kosti and Rabak localities is bringing hope to the White Nile State.
🔘 Chemotherapy treatment resumes at the Radiation and Isotope Center after a three-year hiatus.
🔘 The Ministry of Social Development celebrates International Women’s Day in Khartoum State today, Sunday.
🔘 Federal Ministry of Health launches the Hepatitis B vaccination program at the Midwives Hospital.
🔘 Ministry of Energy clarifies fuel import arrangements and confirms stable supplies.
🔘 Minnawi announces his forces are heading to the battlefields in the Kordofan region.
🔘 French authorities are pursuing the grandson of the Muslim Brotherhood’s founder in a case involving the rape of three women.
🔘 Thirty private sector companies have completed their procedures for importing fuel.
🔘 Massive fire broke out yesterday, Saturday, at the headquarters of Qatar Charity in Khartoum. Eyewitnesses reported that the fire started suddenly at the organization’s headquarters, and the cause is still unknown.
🔘 Sudan Liberation Movement/Army, led by Commander Mustafa Tambour, denied reports circulating in some media outlets and on social media regarding the movement being prevented from joining or participating in the joint forces.
🔘 Colonel (Rtd) M. Al-Houri: The Rapid Support Forces are preparing to attack Blue Nile State… and Ethiopia has provided five camps, three drone launch platforms, and 600 combat vehicles for the attack.
🔘 The city of Al-Tina in South Darfur witnessed limited tension after militias affiliated with the Rapid Support Forces made a sudden request to the joint force regarding the passage of food supplies to Nyala.
🔘 Al-Hilal has resumed its preparatory program at its training camp in Casablanca in preparation for its match against RS Berkane next week in the first leg of the CAF Champions League quarterfinals.