Fever in North Darfur localities claims lives
Residents of a camp for displaced people in Tawila locality, North Darfur, have reported a rise in the number of...
More Darfuri students dismissed from Bahri university
Khartoum's University of Bahri dismissed another 10 students from study for two years on Thursday, putting the total number of...
‘South Darfur massacre is counteract against returnees’: Governor
The South Darfur State Governor will form a committee to investigate the killing of 15 civilians near Manawashi last Tuesday....
One dead, two injured in North Darfur attacks on displaced
A farmer has been killed, and two women injured in separate attacks by militiamen on displaced inhabitants of Saraf Umra...
South Darfur Govt. ‘unable to resolve security chaos’: Governor
The Governor of South of Darfur, Maj. Gen. Adam Mahmoud Jarelnabi, has acknowledged the inability of his government to resolve...
Darfuri students dismissed from Bahri
The University of Bahri has permanently expelled 13 students from Darfur, for two years, and imposed punishment sanctions on 11...
Sudan to up gold production by 64 tons
On Sunday, Sudan announced a 64-ton increase in gold production this year, up from 34 tons in 2013. This signifies...
‘Radio Dabanga has grilled and devoured us’: Sudan MPs
The Sudanese government has outlined ‘radical measures’ to attempt to jam and disrupt broadcasts by Radio Dabanga. On Tuesday, the...
Swiss humanitarian contribution to Sudan tops $1 million in 2014
In a statement on Thursday, the Office of the UN Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator in Khartoum announced that the Government...
15 elders, sheiks ambushed, slain near Manawashi, South Darfur
In an attack on a vehicle by seven militiamen in South Darfur on Tuesday, 15 people were killed and 13...
Sudanese demonstrate worldwide against alleged mass rape in Tabit
On Tuesday, members of the Sudanese diaspora with went out in mass demonstrations in several countries including the USA, Canada,...
Sudan alleges history of rape, violations by Unamid troops
The Sudanese government claims to have “monitored incidents of Unamid soldiers who raped women in Darfur”, prompting its insistence on...
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