Growing expectations of Sudan govt.-rebel SPLM-N peace deal
Government officials and media sources in Sudan are pointing to growing expectations of a peace deal between the Sudanese government...
Farmers protest against herders’ attacks in North Darfur capital
Two people were shot dead and five others sustained bullet wounds in clashes between herders and farmers near El Fasher,...
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Darfur students still detained in Sudan capital
The relatives of Darfuri students at the Holy Koran University in Omdurman detained by security agents in November complain of...
Merchant killed in West Darfur armed robbery
A merchant died in an armed robbery in Sirba locality, West Darfur, on Monday. “Ishag Mohamed Mousa was on his...
Village burned to ground in Tawila, North Darfur
One villager was killed, three were raped, and two were abducted in an attack on the village of Dali, south...
South Sudan to resettle 70,000 Nuba refugees
The more than 70,000 residents of the South Sudanese Yida refugee camp, near the Sudan-South Sudan border, will be resettled...
18-year-old woman raped by seven in North Darfur
A young woman (18) was gang-raped east of Zamzam camp for the displaced near El Fasher, capital of North Darfur,...
‘Sudanese consume 1.3 million tons of sugar annually’
The Sudanese Minister of Industry inaugurated the start of the sugar production season at the new White Nile Sugar project...
Two Sudanese newspaper editors face death penalty
Two prominent Sudanese editors-in-chief are facing the death penalty over claims that they introduced anti-government editorial policies at their newspapers....
Sudanese merchants fined for ignoring Friday prayers
On Monday, the Omdurman Criminal Court sentenced 30 merchants to a fine for not closing their shops during Friday prayers....
Stay of execution for seven Darfur rebels
Leaders of JEM-Sudan, a breakaway faction of the Justice and Equality Movement (JEM) convinced the Sudanese government to suspend the...
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