♦ This week’s news in brief ♦
A compact weekly digest of Dabanga Sudan's highlights of the news from Darfur and Sudan ♦ UN condemns killing...
EU: €6.5 million for UN projects in Sudan
The European Union signed development cooperation agreements with two United Nations projects on the management of natural resources in Darfur...
UN condemns killing of displaced in Darfur’s Sortony
Six displaced people, including two children, were killed in attacks in Sortony, near the Unamid team site in Kabkabiya, on...
Ten miners killed in South Darfur shooting
Gunmen have shot and killed ten gold prospectors in Dafaq in El Radoom locality. Speaking to Radio Dabanga, a listener...
€6.5 million for UN projects in Sudan
The European Union signed development cooperation agreements with two United Nations projects on the management of natural resources in Darfur...
Girl raped, robbery in Tawila, North Darfur
Three gunmen who allegedly raped a 16-year-old girl in Tawila camp for displaced people have been arrested in North Darfur....
Security detains six West Darfur school board members
The Sudanese security service detained six board members of a school in Murnei camp, West Darfur, against the backdrop of...
Students torch Khartoum University mosque
Unrest at the University of Khartoum continued at the weekend as students torched a building where others were staying after...
Abductions from Darfur camp, villages
Militiamen abducted displaced people from Sortony camp in North Darfur for the second consecutive day. Two women were kidnapped and...
Implementation Follow-Up Commission of the DDPD convenes in Sudan’s capital
The 11th meeting of the Implementation Follow-Up Commission (IFC) of the Doha Document for Peace in Darfur (DDPD) was held...
‘Holdout Darfur rebels could join DDPD’
The head of the Darfur Peace Implementation Office, Dr Amin Hassan Omar, has said that some holdout Darfur opposition groups...
Journalists harassed, detained by Sudanese security service
A correspondent for a West Darfur newspaper was interrogated by agents of Sudan’s National Intelligence and Security Service (NISS) on...
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