Port Sudan sees 25% transport tariff hike
On Monday, Port Sudan saw an increase in transportation tariffs by 25 per cent. The fare from Port Sudan to...
Sudanese Pound drops further against US Dollar
The US Dollar has recorded an 'unprecedented' rise against the Sudanese Pound, reaching SDG16.22 against the greenback in the markets...
Six villagers held for ransom by North Darfur herders
A paramilitary group kidnapped six villagers from Adede in Saraf Umra locality in North Darfur and demanded a ransom of...
Three injured, seven missing in North Darfur highway robbery
Three people were injured and seven others went missing when a commercial vehicle carrying goods and passengers was ambushed in...
♦ This week’s news in brief ♦
A compact weekly digest of Dabanga Sudan's highlights of the news from Darfur and Sudan ♦ ‘Failed talks dashed Sudanese...
‘Opposition may pull-through stalled Sudan peace talks’
A Sudanese opposition party leader has proposed to rethink the priorities in the stalled negotiations between the Sudanese government and armed...
South Sudan’s Riek Machar in Sudan for treatment
The leader of the SPLM-In Opposition in South Sudan, Riek Machar, is currently in Sudan for urgent medical attention, after...
Nomadic herders demand rights in Sudan
Herders who migrate their cattle along the border with South Sudan have complained about the absence of measures that would...
South Sudan FV-P, Al Bashir agree on oil, security issues
South Sudan's new First Vice-President Taban Deng Gai and Sudanese officials discussed outstanding issues on Sunday as he began his...
Clampdown begins on Khartoum’s tea sellers
The work of tea sellers in Khartoum has suffered from their equipment being confiscated during the past days. ‘Women tea...
Farm guard runs-over herder in Blue Nile
In an incident involving a shooting and a crash, one person was killed while two herders were wounded by a...
Police arrest shop owner and son in South Darfur
A merchant and his son were arrested on Monday when he refused to pay a weekly fee to the military...
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