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The official inscription records for Gebel Barkal (2003), the Island of Meroë (2011) and Sanganeb & Dungonab (2016), plus the tentative list.

Founded 1967, housed on NCAM's premises beside the National Museum in Khartoum. Publishes excavation reports and holds a specialist Nubian library.

The official news agency, established 1970 and inaugurated in 1971. Publishes in Arabic, English and French from a network of offices across the country.

The national television network, on air since December 1962, owned by the Sudan National Broadcasting Corporation. Headquartered in Omdurman, currently operating from Port Sudan.

English-language current affairs and culture magazine, published from the SUNA building on Jamhoria Street, Khartoum. First issued in 2003.

Established 22 February 1960. Publishes exchange rates, the statistical database, the list of operating banks and authorised exchange bureaus. Now administered from Port Sudan.

Oversees Sudan's general education system, on Alneel Avenue in Khartoum. Higher education sits with a separate ministry. Site branding: moe.gov.sd

An independently maintained index of Sudan's ministries, national departments and government institutions with their published addresses — useful where a ministry has no stable site of its own.

Current statistics for population, economy, development indicators and demographics, updated from national and international reporting.

Official aviation regulator responsible for Sudanese civil aviation, air-navigation regulation and aviation notices. Publishes flight operations, safety directives and air-traffic information.

Country-team reporting, humanitarian situation updates and cultural heritage publications produced with NCAM and UNESCO's Khartoum office.

Sudan's largest and oldest university — founded as Gordon Memorial College in 1902, granted university status on 24 July 1956. Holds the Institute of African and Asian Studies and the Sudan Library.

One of Sudan's largest public universities, with ten campuses in Khartoum State. Traces to the Khartoum Technical Institute; renamed SUST in 1990.

Public distance-learning university established in 2002, offering bachelor and postgraduate courses across the country.

Tracks heritage-protection work in Sudan, including the digital register of archaeological sites developed with the German Archaeological Institute since 2017.