Hungry Darfuri refugees eat toxic seeds
The Darfuri refugees in the 12 eastern Chad camps are suffering from an acute shortage of food. “The suffering has...
School fees ‘concern for parents’ in Kabkabiya, North Darfur
Parents of school students in Kabkabiya locality, North Darfur complain about the rise in tuition fees for the secondary and...
WFP, UNHCR appeal for urgent extra funding
The heads of the World Food Programme (WFP) and the UN refugee agency, UNHCR, urgently appealed for extra funding on...
Goats stolen from West Darfur displaced
On Tuesday, 52 goats belonging to residents of the Murnei camp for the displaced in West Darfur, were stolen. A...
Severe water crisis in Kalma camp, South Darfur
The residents of Kalma camp in Nyala locality, South Darfur, have been suffering from a severe shortage of drinking water...
Arab Coalition for Sudan condemns closure of women’s centre
The Cairo-based Arab Coalition for Sudan (ACS) issued a statement on Tuesday condemning the closure of Salmmah Women’s Resource Centre...
25 die, 35 wounded as Ma’aliya-Hamar clash in East Darfur
At least 60 people were killed and injured on Monday in renewed clashes between Ma’aliya and Hamar tribesmen in East...
En Nahud detainees transferred, newspapers seized in Sudan
Six members of the Sudanese Congress Party and a journalist detained in En Nahud, West Kordofan, were transferred to El...
Christian woman hiding after new ‘forgery’ charge in Sudan
The Sudanese mother acquitted of a death sentence for 'apostasy' is now waiting “in a safe place” in light of the...
Sudan demolishes church in Khartoum
A Sudanese government force destroyed a church in Khartoum North on Monday, a day after authorities had sent a letter...
Rain leaves thousands living rough in South Darfur
Heavy rainfall in South Darfur on Saturday destroyed hundreds of homes, especially in Kalma, Otash, El Salam, and Dereig camps...
‘Activist websites tarnish image of Sudan’: Information Minister
The Sudanese Minister of Information has described websites of Sudanese activists and social network sites as “aberrant”. Ahmed Bilal, Information...
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