Nine new polio cases confirmed by Sudan MoH
The Sudanese Ministry of Health announced nine new cases of polio type 2 yesterday, present in seven states in the...
UNHCR: ‘2,500 fled Darfur for Chad’
More than 2,500 refugees from West Darfur have fled to neighbouring Chad since the end of July, the UN Refugee...
Ethiopian gunmen steal cattle in eastern Sudan
More than 9,000 cows, sheep, and camels have been stolen by Ethiopian gunmen in the El Fashaga-Ethiopian border area. The...
Sudanese MoH confirms two polio cases
The Sudanese Ministry of Health has reported two cases of polio, meanwhile advising prevention strategies against the spread of Covid-19....
Five killed in ‘South Sudan army’ attack on Abyei village
Five people were killed during an attack, allegedly by the South Sudanese army, on a village in the disputed Abyei...
UNITAMS planning team visits Central Darfur
The delegation of the new UN mission to Sudan began its visit to Darfur on Thursday. The planning team of...
UN mission meet Sudan Attorney General
On Thursday, Sudan's Attorney General met the advance team of the new UN mission at the Public Prosecution Office in...
Pompeo calls PM Hamdok about removing Sudan from US terror list
Yesterday, Sudan’s Prime Minister Abdallah Hamdok received a phone call from the US Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, reiterating importance...
Five Sudanese injured in Beirut blast
Five Sudanese nationals are reportedly among the injured in Beirut after the blast on Tuesday that left at least 137...
Sudan govt: Ethiopia’s stance on Renaissance Dam hardened
According to Sudan’s Minister for Irrigation and Water Resources Yasir Abbas, Ethiopia no longer wishes to negotiate with Egypt and...
Advance team of new UN mission arrives in Sudan
A planning team of the UN Integrated Transition Assistance Mission in Sudan (UNITAMS) has arrived in Khartoum to prepare options at...
Khartoum Cabinet lauds Pompeo’s will to remove Sudan from US terror list
Sudan’s Council of Ministers has welcomed remarks by US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee...
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