Journalists plan hunger strike against Sudanese daily’s suspension
Sudanese journalists in Khartoum have protested against the stop imposed on the publication of El Tayar daily newspaper for 65...
Students wounded during Khartoum protest
Two students were wounded and three others were arrested during a demonstration by the Darfur Students Association on Tuesday. It...
Qatar pledges $88.5 million for Darfur
The UN and the government of Sudan have signed documents worth $88.5 million in contributions from the State of Qatar...
Dutch Ambassador denies disagreeing with Radio Dabanga
Following objections by the Sudanese government made to the Dutch government, for allowing Radio Dabanga to run its radio station...
Sudan’s objections to Radio Dabanga draw flak on social media
A week ago, the Sudanese government voiced objections to the Dutch government for allowing independent radio station Radio Dabanga to...
Three Darfuris raped in Tawila locality
Two girls and a woman were raped in Tawila locality in North Darfur, in the east of Jebel Marra, in...
More parties oppose Darfur referendum
The National Umma Party (NUP) and Sudanese Communist Party have joined the call on the people in Darfur to boycott...
Jebel Marra displaced gather in Tur, Nierteti
Thousands who fled the aerial bombardments in Jebel Marra arrived in Tur, in the west of the mountains, and Nierteti...
North Darfur capital bans motorcycles
Motorcycles have been banned from El Fasher in North Darfur State during the daytime, in an attempt to curb the crimes in...
AUHIP invites Sudanese govt., opposition to Addis
Sudanese opposition leaders have received an invitation from the AU High-level Implementation Panel (AUHIP) to meet with a government delegation in Addis...
Fellata, Salamat clash in Buram, South Darfur
On Sunday, clashes broke out between Fellata and Salamat in the area of Nadhif in South Darfur’s Buram locality. A...
UN distributes aid to 38,000 new displaced in North Darfur
The UN and partners have distributed food relief and other humanitarian aid to the 38,000 civilians - the vast majority...
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