Doctors on strike in Sudan’s second city
Doctors and hospital workers at Omdurman teaching hospital, as well as Ibrahim Malik and Bahri Teaching Hospital, downed-tools on Sunday...
Sudanese court condemns 18 tribesmen to death
The Khartoum North Criminal Court sentenced 18 people to death on Sunday for their part in a 2014 tribal clash....
♦ This week’s news in brief ♦
A compact weekly digest of Dabanga Sudan's highlights of the news from Darfur and Sudan ♦ ‘Sudan lacks political will...
Two killed in Darfur ‘payroll robberies’
Gunmen shot an accountant dead in Nyala, capital of South Darfur, today. In the East Darfur capital of Ed Daein,...
Many Darfur students in eastern Chad not registered yet
Parents in the Djabal refugee camp in eastern Chad are late in registering their children at the camp schools. Juma...
World Bank report: Sudan needs economic diversification
In its newest Country Economic Memorandum (CEM) for Sudan on Sunday, the World Bank urges Sudan to accelerate its economic diversification....
‘Watery diarrhoea’ outbreak leaves 57 dead: Sudan Health Ministry
The Sudanese Ministry of Health issued an update about the ‘acute watery diarrhoea’ outbreak in the country on Saturday. 57...
North Darfur Chamber of Commerce threatened by security agents
The Chamber of Commerce in Kabkabiya locality, North Darfur, has withdrawn its decision to close the Kabkabiya Market, after the...
Families of Sudan’s 2013 September victims call for support
The relatives of demonstrators killed during the anti-austerity protests in September 2013 strongly denounce the government's rejection of an independent...
Woman, daughter gang-raped in North Darfur
A woman and her daughter were gang-raped in Tawila locality in North Darfur on Friday. “The woman and her 14-year-old...
Market attacked, nomads robbed in North Darfur’s Um Baru
In North Darfur’s Um Baru locality, militiamen attacked the Khazan Orschi Market on Friday. The same men robbed a number...
‘Sudanese expats largest source of hard currency’
The remittances sent home by Sudanese expatriates form the largest source of hard currency for the country, says economic analyst Abdelhadi...
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