Elderly woman raped in West Kordofan
A herder raped a senior woman (68) in West Kordofan on Friday. A relative of the victim reported to Radio...
Camel men abduct villager in South Darfur
A man was abducted in East Jebel Marra in South Darfur today. Speaking to Radio Dabanga, a resident of Tur...
‘Power of Sudan’s security apparatus to be restricted’: PCP
The recommendations of Sudan’s National Dialogue stipulate the restriction of the powers of the National Intelligence and Security Service (NISS)...
Mine worker killed in South Kordofan robbery
A mine worker was killed and eight other people were injured in an attack on mine workers near Delling in...
Sudanese agricultural projects short of water
Farmers of the El Remash Project in eastern Sudan’s Sennar fear the failure of the current agricultural season as a...
Chad’s Déby invites Darfur rebel leaders to N’Djamena
The three main Darfur hold-out rebel movements have accepted the invitation of Chad’s President Idris Déby to discuss the stalled peace...
Oil workers, teachers strike in West Kordofan
The workers at the Belila oil field in West Kordofan embarked on a strike two weeks ago, demanding better pay....
Farmer killed in South Kordofan, investigation halted
On Tuesday, a farmer was shot dead on his land near Habila in northern South Kordofan. When El Haj Kowa...
Two murders in North and West Darfur
On Saturday, a man was killed defending his wife and daughter against an attack by militiamen in Tawila locality in...
IRIN: ‘Sudan may have used chemical weapons in South Kordofan as well’
Aid workers and local officials in the Nuba Mountains in South Kordofan have reported suspected chemical weapons use by the...
‘Sudan’s National Dialogue expenses outrageous’: MP
The Sudanese Alliance of Independent Legislators has strongly condemned the “extravagant expenditure” on the National Dialogue. “The National Congress Party...
Three displaced abducted in Central Darfur
Militiamen abducted three people in the Nierteti North camp for the displaced in Central Darfur on Friday as ‘compensation’ for...
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