Two killed in attacks on displaced in Darfur
Two persons were shot dead in an attack by militiamen on villagers who returned to villages in northern Jebel Marra...
Sudan investigates ‘buried nuclear waste in desert’
Sudan’s Justice Minister has formed a committee of inquiry into the allegations that containers with radioactive construction waste are buried...
Parties join human trafficking monitor in eastern Sudan
More political parties in Sudan's Red Sea State joined an initiative to monitor the issue of human trafficking and their...
‘Millions registered to vote in Darfur’: referendum team
The number of people in Darfur who registered to vote in the administrative referendum, scheduled for next April, has amounted...
East Darfur fuel and food prices rising
Bus ticket prices are on the rise in East Darfur because of the expensive fuel. Corn and flour prices are...
Displaced call for UNSC pressure on Khartoum: Still no access to Central Darfur
The Coordination Committee of the Central Darfur displaced has sent an urgent appeal to the international community to pressure Khartoum...
WFP: $1 million Japanese grant for Darfur displaced
The UN World Food Programme (WFP) in Sudan has welcomed a contribution of $1 million from the Government of Japan...
OCHA Sudan bulletin 8: Over 90,000 people have fled Jebel Marra
The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) in Sudan reports in its latest weekly bulletin that the...
South Africa pulls out of Unamid in Darfur
South Africa has told the UN it will withdraw its troops from the joint UN-AU Mission in Darfur (Unamid), according...
Thirst in North Darfur’s Tabit, eastern Sudan’s El Gedaref
The residents of Tabit and surrounding villages in Tawila locality, North Darfur, and the newly displaced from Jebel Marra who...
OCHA: Suspected dengue fever cases in Sudan reach 612
Between the start of the outbreak in late August 2015 and 7 February this year, 612 suspected dengue fever cases,...
Flour crisis ongoing in Sudan
The bread crisis in Sudan is ongoing. In most towns people are still lining up in long queues in front...
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