120 US Congress members call on President Obama to keep Sudan humanitarian crisis a high priority
Yesterday, a bipartisan group of 120 members of Congress called on President Obama to re-prioritize peace, accountability and protection of...
AUHIP roadmap and Unamid exit from Darfur on Khartoum agenda
The Undersecretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Abdelghani El Naeem, held a meeting his office with Martin Ihoeghian Uhomoibhi,...
Open Letter concerning excessive use of force by Sudanese authorities
The Sudan Democracy First Group (SDFG) has addressed an “Open Letter concerning excessive use of force by Sudanese authorities” to...
Child dies in South Darfur fire
A child has died and 17 houses destroyed in a fire that broke out in the El Nasr district of...
Aerial attacks continue in Sudan’s Nuba Mountains
Sudanese Air Force Antonov and MiG aircraft have continued to bomb and strafe residential areas in the Nuba Mountains in...
RSF calls on Sudan to lift ban on journalists
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has condemned the decision in late April by Sudan’s National Council for Press and Publications to...
‘Free media strengthen societies’: US diplomat in Sudan
In a statement to mark World Press Freedom Day that was observed around the world yesterday, Benjamin Moeling, Chargé d’Affaires...
Classes suspended as Khartoum University protests continue
Student demonstrations continued on Tuesday at Khartoum University in the Sudanese capital, with protestors demanding the release of detainees, the...
35,000 Sudanese refugees in Chad in dire need
The Sudanese refugees in Goz Amer camp in eastern Chad complain of a severe shortage of humanitarian aid, health services,...
Shock increase in Sudan’s customs rates
The Sudanese government has introduced a sudden increase in the customs US Dollar price, as well as port fees, to...
♦ This week’s news in brief ♦
A compact weekly digest of Dabanga Sudan's highlights of the news from Darfur and Sudan ♦ Sudan court lifts indefinite...
Sudan court lifts indefinite ban on El Tayar newspaper
El Tayar daily newspaper has been allowed to resume publishing by Sudan's highest court after more than four months of suspension...
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