Sit-in against Sudan’s Information Law
Members of the Resistance Committees active in El Diyoum El Shargiya neighbourhood in the Sudan capital of Khartoum organised a...
Port Sudan journalist held for social media posts
Yesterday, the Port Sudan prosecutor arrested journalist Osman Hashim on charges related to ‘information crimes’. Hashim was later released on...
Eastern Sudanese Nazir: Clashes are not tribal
According to the nazir of Hadendowa tribe, Sayed Tirik, the recent clashes in various parts in eastern Sudan are not...
Displaced in Sudan don’t feel represented by Sudanese media
Representatives of the displaced in Sudan feel that many Sudanese media do not pay enough or the right attention to...
Covid-19: 2020 Khartoum International Book Fair shelved
The 16th edition of the Khartoum International Book Fair, that was scheduled to take place in the Sudanese capital in...
Sudanese journalists denounce army accusations
The Sudanese Journalists Network (SJN) has strongly condemned the verbal attack on journalist Adil Ibrahim (better known as Adil Kolor)...
Eastern Sudanese journalists assaulted in Red Sea state
Three eastern Sudanese journalists have been assaulted during the past few days while they were doing their job in Red...
Sudanese journalist beaten up by policemen
A Sudanese journalist was beaten up by policemen in Suakin in Red Sea state on Sunday. Eyewitnesses reported to Radio...
Khartoum journalists complain about coronavirus checkpoints
Journalists complain that they can not do their work properly as they are being stopped and held up at checkpoints...
Journos harassed for reporting on North Darfur Covid-19 death spike
Two journalists have allegedly been harassed by security forces for reporting on the disproportionate mortality rate partly due to Covid-19...
‘Precautionary’ mobile internet slowdown in Sudan’s Kassala
Mobile internet services were suspended or severely limited in the Sudanese town of Kassala from Thursday till Saturday. Activists suggest...
Sudan coronavirus lockdown: 12 dead, no printed newspapers, doctors stay home
The total lockdown in the Sudanese capital of Khartoum that has been in force since Saturday has caused printed newspapers...
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