Clashes on Sudan-Ethiopia border escalate
Clashes resumed between Sudanese army troops and Ethiopian forces in El Fashaga, east of the Atbara River, in El Gedaref...
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Sudan Marches of the Millions: New police violence today
Tens of thousands of people took to the streets in Khartoum, as well as other cities across Sudan today, in...
Sudan releases more detainees, but many still captive
Sudan has released another batch of activists, politicians, and civil society leaders, held after the October 25 coup, however several...
Sudan police, intel chiefs sacked after protest carnage
Sudan’s Prime Minister Abdallah Hamdok has issued a directive relieving the Director General of Sudan’s police, as well as his...
PM Hamdok: ‘I will resign if political agreement does not serve the interests of Sudan’s people’
Sudan’s Prime Minister Abdallah Hamdok, has said that he will tender his resignation if the Sudanese people see that the...
FCC defiant as political leaders meet PM Hamdok
The Central Leadership Council of the Forces for Freedom and Change (FFC) has emphatically distanced itself from a meeting held...
PM Hamdok orders Sudan police to release detainees
Sudan’s Prime Minister Abdullah Hamdok has ordered the Sudanese police not to intervene in today’s mass demonstrations, and to initiate...
Hundreds still detained in Sudan – new mass marches called for tomorrow
While the military junta in Sudan has released some detainees, several are still imprisoned, despite the undertaking in the political...
Sudan junta releases select detainees – many still imprisoned
The military junta in Sudan has released several high-profile detainees, however lawyers in Khartoum report that several ministers, politicians, and...
Social media still blocked in Sudan
The authorities in Sudan continue to block social networking sites for the fifth day in a row, after restoring internet...
11 Sudan Ministers resign as ‘Hamdok agreement legitimises military coup regime’
Eleven Ministers representing the Forces for Freedom and Change (FFC), who participated in the transitional government before the military junta...
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