NISS confiscates Sudan daily again
The Sudanese security service has seized copies of Akhir Lahza newspaper for the second time within 72 hours without providing...
UN Expert to study press freedom violations in Sudan
The UN independent human rights expert on Sudan, Aristide Nononsi, promised to add studies on violations to the freedom of...
Sudan daily seized on consecutive days
Agents of Sudan’s National Intelligence and Security Service (NISS) seized the print runs of El Sayha daily newspaper on Sunday,...
Sudanese journalist Siraj detained again
Journalist Ibrahim Bagal Siraj, released just one week ago, was detained again on Sunday by the authorities in North Darfur....
‘Detained for criticising Darfur Governor’: released journalist
The authorities in North Darfur released the detained journalist Ibrahim Bagal Siraj after he spent 55 days in prison this...
Sudan’s Al Bashir ‘intends to step down in 2020’
“In 2020, there will be a new president and I will be an ex-president, God willing,” President Omar Al Bashir...
Dutch journo reaps top award for Darfur reportage
Freelance journalist Klaas van Dijken has won the prestigious De Tegel (The Tile) 2015 award in the News Reporting category...
Journalists on hunger strike in Sudan
The planned hunger strike by journalists against the decision to suspend El Tayar daily started this afternoon in the office of...
Detained journalist rushed to North Darfur hospital
The health condition of the detained journalist Ibrahim Bagal Siraj has deteriorated following his transfer to El Fasher, capital of...
Journalists plan hunger strike against Sudanese daily’s suspension
Sudanese journalists in Khartoum have protested against the stop imposed on the publication of El Tayar daily newspaper for 65...
Dutch Ambassador denies disagreeing with Radio Dabanga
Following objections by the Sudanese government made to the Dutch government, for allowing Radio Dabanga to run its radio station...
Sudan’s objections to Radio Dabanga draw flak on social media
A week ago, the Sudanese government voiced objections to the Dutch government for allowing independent radio station Radio Dabanga to...
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