‘20+ dead’ as Darfur bandits clash with Chadian pursuit posse
At least 20 people are reportedly dead following clashes between Darfur gunmen and a Chadian pursuit posse on Tuesday. Witnesses...
Herders murder South Darfur Sheikh
Armed herders have shot and killed a South Darfur Sheikh as he tried to protect his farm from their livestock...
Toxic residues causing disease in West Kordofan: MPs
Parliamentarians from Sudan’s West Kordofan complain that industrial chemicals and petroleum residues are causing disease and suffering among children and...
PCP insists Sudan Security’s powers curbed
Sudan’s Popular Congress Party (PCP) has threatened to withdraw from the National Dialogue unless the powers of the National Intelligence...
Joy in South Darfur capital as team makes Premier League
The people of Nyala, capital of South Darfur, took to the streets in joyous celebration on Tuesday, after hearing that...
Study: 88.6 per cent of tea sellers in Sudan’s capital are displaced or migrants
An economic study on the informal sector focused on women tea sellers in Khartoum has revealed that 87 per cent...
Sudan’s oil production drops as price dips
The Sudanese Oil & Gas Minister has acknowledged that Sudan’s current oil production has dropped to between 95,000 to 100,000...
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A compact weekly digest of Dabanga Sudan's highlights of the news from Darfur and Sudan ♦ USA to extend Sudan's...
Rehab campaign launched for street children in South Darfur
An initiative for the rehabilitation of homeless children was launched in the capital of South Darfur on Sunday. In North...
Sudan rebels extend ceasefire, peace talks resumption ruled out
Three armed rebel movements in Sudan extended their cessation of hostilities in South Kordofan, Blue Nile and Darfur for another...
Sudanese suspect of terrorist attack arrested in Saudi Arabia
Authorities in Saudi Arabia claim to have foiled a terrorist attack during a match in a football stadium in Jeddah on...
Restore Native Administration Act in Sudan: Darfur tribes
Lawlessness in Darfur is on the rise because the role of tribes' native administrations has been diminished, high-ranking government officials and...
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