Sudan Marches of the Millions extend to El Gezira, Blue Nile
Thousands took to the streets in El Gezira and River Nile states in the Marches of Millions under the slogan...
Khartoum Wali, doctors condemn police for ‘excessive force’ against protestors
The Sudan Doctors Central Committee has confirmed that the use by police of rubber bullets and batons during the violent...
Injuries, detentions, as thousands march across Sudan
Many people have been injured in clashes with police, and at least 77 demonstrators have been detained as thousands took...
Cautious calm in Port Sudan following clashes
Port Sudan, capital of Red Sea state, witnessed calm after joint military forces strengthened their presence in districts where violent...
New Darfur Govs roll out plans for ‘improvement’
In East Darfur, Resistance Committees’ advice is being adhered to; the Central Darfur and West Darfur governors are planning peace...
Sudanese MoH confirms two polio cases
The Sudanese Ministry of Health has reported two cases of polio, meanwhile advising prevention strategies against the spread of Covid-19....
Vigil in Khartoum against violence in South Darfur
People from South Darfur living in Khartoum organised a vigil in front of the offices of the Council of Ministers...
Four dead in eastern Sudan tribal clashes
Four people have been killed in tribal clashes between members of the eastern Sudanese Beni Amer and several Nuba tribes...
Seven Sudan sit-ins cease
Seven sit-ins in Sudan calling for security and stability, justice, and better basic services have been lifted after the authorities...
Kassala activists set to go to Khartoum
A meeting is set to take place between members of the Sovereign Council and the Cabinet, and social and political...
Sit-in lifted in East Darfur
The three week sit-in in Ed Daein, East Darfur, was lifted following the response of Governor Mohamed Eisa to the...
New North Darfur governor visits camps for displaced
The newly appointed governor of North Darfur, Mohamed Arabi, visited the Abu Shouk and Zamzam camps for the displaced yesterday....
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