♦ Sudan: This week’s news in brief ♦
A compact digest of the past weeks' most-read highlights, from the heart of Sudan. Subscribe to receive this digest weekly in your inbox....
Education resumes in North Darfur, incl exams
Idris Mohamed Abdallah, the Director-General of the Ministry of Education in North Darfur, announced the resumption of studies in all...
Sudan security forces detain El Gedaref activist, three youths in South Kordofan
Activist Ayman Hariri was arrested for the second time from his workplace at the Ministry of Finance in El Gedaref...
Sudan Ministry of Finance committed to ‘fully reimbursing teachers’
A delegation from the Sudanese Teachers Committee held a meeting yesterday with Gen Abdelfattah El Burhan, President of Sudan's Sovereignty...
Pregnant mother-of-three slain in South Darfur
Awatif Adam Ahmed (30) was stabbed to death inside her home in the Hashaba camp for displaced people in South...
Lawyers: Protestors accused of policeman’s murder subject to torture in Sudan’s Kober prison
The defence team of two young men, who were arrested on charges of killing a police brigadier in Khartoum in...
Sudan teachers’ strike threatens basic and secondary school exams
The ongoing strike by Sudan’s teachers is set to continue into the next week, as educators threaten to boycott basic...
Sudan doctors: 83 eye injuries, 14 cases of eye loss since coup
The Central Committee of Sudanese Doctors (CCSD) announced 83 cases of eye injury, including 14 cases of eye removal and...
Measles vaccine campaign to target 30,000 children in East Darfur
A vaccination campaign launched by the Ministry of Health in East Darfur to stem a measles outbreak and increase the...
Sudan teachers strike for ‘new structure’ salaries
South Darfur teachers at all three school levels have called-out a strike across the state to demand payment according to...
Sudan lecturers on strike after ‘unconstitutional’ university dismissals
The head of Sudan’s Sovereignty Council, Gen Abdelfattah El Burhan, earlier this week dissolved the board of trustees for public...
Dabanga’s remote media training connects aspiring journalists in Sudan despite political turmoil
Journalism and media training is hard to come by in Sudan, with many schools and universities closed, and others struggling...
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