‘Murderer of Spanish diplomat arrested’: police
The police in Khartoum revealed the arrest of the prime suspect in the assassination of a Spanish diplomat on Monday....
Rain, wind damage 700 tents in South Darfur camp
The downpour in South Darfur accompanied by strong winds has brought destruction to classrooms and tents in Kalma camp for...
Germany to facilitate peace efforts with Sudan rebels, parties
Germany has announced it will cooperate with Sudanese parties to facilitate a peace process in the country, aiming to achieve...
Sudan security releases SCP members
The Sudanese Congress Party (SCP) announced on Thursday that all its detained members were freed, on the eve of the...
‘Sudan Eastern Front to dismiss leaders’: spokesman
The Eastern Front leadership has demanded the dismissal of several Front leaders, including Sudan's first Vice-President, the Presidential Assistant, and...
Police beat, arrest villagers in Sudan’s River Nile
Security and police forces have beaten and arrested a number of youths in a village north of Berber, River Nile,...
North Darfur state to remove illegal toll gates
The North Darfur state government issued a decree removing all toll gates on its roads, prohibiting illegal collection of money,...
Unamid soldier kills comrade in East Darfur
An Unamid soldier was killed at the hands of one of his colleagues in Ed Daein, the capital of East...
Man murdered for motorcycle in Central Darfur
An displaced man from Deleig camp, Central Darfur, was shot dead by militia members on Thursday, as they robbed him...
Unamid visit bombed areas of East Jebel Marra, Darfur
A convoy from Unamid visited the East Jebel Marra region on Tuesday, for the first time after an absence of...
Darfur displaced tormented by medicine shortage
Three displaced people of El Salam camp, South Darfur, have died in a week’s time, owing to the spread of...
Sudanese journalist tortured, beaten in two-day interrogation
A Sudanese journalist was tortured by security agents during interrogations which lasted for two consecutive days. Speaking to Radio Dabanga...
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