The United States embassy in Khartoum has resumed full consular services to the public on Monday, six months after the compound was damaged in a deadly demonstration sparked by a US-made film that mocked Islam. "The consular section of the U.S. embassy in Khartoum, Sudan will resume full consular services," said a statement from Washington s mission in the Sudanese capital. From Monday, the embassy will again offer visitors visas and is to re-open its Information Resource Centre. The mission had essentially offered only emergency services since September 14 when thousands of protesters attacked the American, British and German embassies in Khartoum.
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