Sudan Appeal forces agree on a new position
Last week, the Sudanese opposition forces allied under the Sudan Appeal agreed on their position regarding negotiations with the government...
Tribal leader killed in South Darfur
The El Dajo tribal chief and former Commissioner of Baida locality in West Darfur was shot dead in the South...
OCHA Sudan bulletin 39: New South Sudanese refugees in White Nile State
South Sudanese refugees continue to arrive in White Nile State. Sudan also hosts significant numbers of Syrian refugees and several...
Farmer killed at South Darfur ‘pasture’
A woman farmer was killed in East Jebel Marra today. A relative of the victim reported to Radio Dabanga that...
North Darfur capital short of fuel
The city of El Fasher, capital of North Darfur, is experiencing an acute shortage of fuel. Speaking to Radio Dabanga...
Sudan Dialogue members disagree on Prime Minister
Members of Sudan's National Dialogue disagree on the way of selecting a Prime Minister in the upcoming government. The Secretary-General of...
‘Sudan govt. used chemical weapons in Darfur’: Amnesty Int.
Evidence strongly suggests the repeated use of chemical weapons against civilians, including very young children, in Darfur’s Jebel Marra, Amnesty...
Robbers raid Birkat Seira in North Darfur
On Wednesday, gunmen raided the centre of Birkat Seira in North Darfur’s Saraf Omra locality. “A group of gunmen riding...
North Darfur herders’ attack leaves one farmer dead
A farmer was killed and two others sustained bullet wounds in an attack by militant herders in Tawila locality in...
Meningitis vaccination campaign starts in North Darfur
On Thursday, a vaccination campaign against meningitis among children was launched in North Darfur. “We are targeting 293,575 children between...
Eastern Sudan students threaten to strike
On Thursday students of the Faculty of Education of the Sennar University in eastern Sudan threatened to embark on an...
Diarrhoea epidemic: Death toll rises in Sudan
The death toll in the current watery diarrhoea outbreak in Sudan continues to rise as medical facilities struggle to cope....
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