About: Madiha Abdalla

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Madiah Abdalla is a Sudanese journalist and the first female chief editor of the Sudanese newspaper El Meidan since 2011, the Sudanese Communist Party newspaper. She is among the pioneer women in journalism following the steps of women's rights activists, such as Fatima Ahmed Ibrahim in the early forties, who issued the Women's Voice newspaper.

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  • مديحة عبد الله، صحافية سودانية وأول رئيسة تحرير في صحيفة الميدان السودانية منذ 2011 (يُصدرها الحزب الشيوعي). مديحة من بين النساء الرائدات في مجال الصحافة مثل فاطمة أحمد إبراهيم في أوائل الأربعينيات من القرن العشرين التي أصدرت نشرة صوت النساء. (ar)
  • Madiah Abdalla is a Sudanese journalist and the first female chief editor of the Sudanese newspaper El Meidan since 2011, the Sudanese Communist Party newspaper. She is among the pioneer women in journalism following the steps of women's rights activists, such as Fatima Ahmed Ibrahim in the early forties, who issued the Women's Voice newspaper. (en)
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  • Madiah Abdalla (en)
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  • Journalist, editor (en)
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  • مديحة عبد الله، صحافية سودانية وأول رئيسة تحرير في صحيفة الميدان السودانية منذ 2011 (يُصدرها الحزب الشيوعي). مديحة من بين النساء الرائدات في مجال الصحافة مثل فاطمة أحمد إبراهيم في أوائل الأربعينيات من القرن العشرين التي أصدرت نشرة صوت النساء. (ar)
  • Madiah Abdalla is a Sudanese journalist and the first female chief editor of the Sudanese newspaper El Meidan since 2011, the Sudanese Communist Party newspaper. She is among the pioneer women in journalism following the steps of women's rights activists, such as Fatima Ahmed Ibrahim in the early forties, who issued the Women's Voice newspaper. (en)
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  • مديحة عبد الله (ar)
  • Madiha Abdalla (en)
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