Prolonged colonisation, irradiation, and transportation do not impede mating vigour and competitiveness of male <i>Anopheles arabiensis</i> mosquitoes under semi-field conditions in Northern Sudan.

Results of the competition experiment showed that the number of females inseminated by irradiated males (14.0±1.7) was lower than those inseminated by wild males (19.7±1.7) although this difference was only marginally significant (t=2.779; P=0.043).

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Only a slightly significant difference between the numbers of females inseminated by irradiated males (14.0±1.7) or by wild males (19.7±1.7) was observed.

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