It has been present for a long time and the infections with it are sporadic. The nationalists say that the infection occurs in the intestines, but their statement should not be relied upon. There are other opinions on how the infection is transmitted, but the prevailing opinion that the infection is transmitted by a type of local bug is incorrect. Therefore, the method of infection with this disease or the transmission of its contagion is still unknown, but the committee has pointed to some matters that, if their investigation is completed, may prevent its evil or reduce it.

"23" - Veterinary Section The spread of horse disease has decreased compared to last year. The outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease has been discussed in the sections on Sennar, the Nile, and El Obeid. Many animals in some areas contracted the disease of Angana.

In 1910, the staff of the Veterinary Department, including technicians and employees, increased significantly to help promote the livestock export trade. The situation regarding cattle plague has improved, with only three out of thirteen provinces affected. A quarantine station was established in Port Sudan for livestock exported to Egypt, and it was expanded from a quarantine station established in Qallayat. All livestock crossing the border from Abyssinia must be thoroughly inspected, and a series of sanitary quarantine stations must be established to support this trade in that region.

Chapter Nine On Justice "24" - Civil Governor Mr. S. S. S. S., Chief Justice, states that the number of civil cases in Sudan has increased from 1839 to 8839. However, the Civil Governor's office continues to complete cases on time, and the judges continue to pay special attention to the execution of judgments. This is of great importance due to the repeated necessity of detailing what is required in installments. Judgments for payment of sums totaling £12,232 were issued, of which 47% was paid, compared to 42% in the previous year. The Khartoum Civil Court heard sixteen bankruptcy cases.