“Sudan runs short on medicines”: pharmacy director
The plight of medicine supply in Sudan has worsened as competent authorities fail to provide vital medicines and prices have...
Khartoum to consider renegotiating S. Sudan oil transit fees
Sudan is ready to renegotiate the fees paid by South Sudan to transport its oil through northern pipelines, Sudan’s government...
Khartoum security shut down anti-dam meeting in club
Security agents sealed off a community club house in Khartoum to prevent a mass gathering in opposition of the Kajbar...
Jebel Marra in Darfur: Three rape victims tell their story
Three of the five girls and women who were gang-raped near Nierteti in Central Darfur on Tuesday, were prepared to...
Unicef concerned over impact on children in new Sudan violence
The UN International Children's Emergency Fund (Unicef) has expressed “grave concern over the impact of the ongoing armed conflict on...
Italy pledges €250,000 to clear mines in Sudan
In a joint press statement from Khartoum today, the United Nations Mine Action Service (Unmas) and Italy announced a grant...
‘Darfur referendum grotesque’: activist
The referendum on the administrative status of Darfur scheduled to take place on 11-13 April will lead to further fragmentation...
Antonov drops 18 barrel bombs on North Darfur villages
An Antonov of the Sudanese Air Force dropped eighteen barrel bombs on three villages in the south-eastern part of Kabkabiya...
Tension as police shoot militiaman in South Kordofan
There is growing tension between security forces in Abu Kershola in South Kordofan, after a policeman shot a paramilitary of...
Funding woes: aid organisations leave West Darfur
As of January 2016, Islamic Relief Worldwide (IRW) and Intersos closed their offices in West Darfur because of a lack...
South Sudan, Sudan relations under threat over oil transit fees
The South Sudanese government has threatened to shut down its oil fields in Upper Nile state, if Khartoum refuses to...
5,000 newly displaced in West Darfur capital
The governmental Humanitarian Aid Commission (HAC) and the Sudanese Red Crescent Society (SRCS) estimate that, since 10 January, nearly 5,000...
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