US delegation, WFP visit Sudan refugee camps
A senior US delegation composed of donors and of members of the World Food Programme (WFP) visited on Sunday two...
EU allocates €80 million to Sudan, South Sudan
The European Union (EU) mission to Sudan has allocated 80 million euros to Sudan and South Sudan that will be...
Civilian arms registration to be held in W. Darfur
For the first time, a civilian arms' marking and registration is to be held in West Darfur with the intent...
Government orders seizure of civilians’ food in C. Darfur: sources
Security services and military intelligence authorities have seized food and other commodities of more than 70 civilians following “orders by...
Rizeigat: potential conflict at Sudan border over grazing rights
The shura (head) of the Rizeigat tribe in East Darfur has warned that the slow pace in resolving the matter...
Sudan security ‘storms’ Khartoum university, 2 critically wounded
Sudanese security services stormed the building of the Khartoum University on Thursday evening after students locked its doors trying to...
3 displaced injured in S. Darfur after militia’s ‘revenge’
Three displaced persons were seriously injured in Gereida locality, South Darfur, after being shot by government militiamen in revenge of...
Government denies agencies’ access to N. Darfur displaced: UN
A United Nations report indicates that the government of North Darfur has “not yet authorized an inter-agency team to travel”...
3 arrested in S. Darfur university ‘for requesting colleague’s release’
The security services arrested three students of South Darfur’s Nyala University inside the campus after they requested the release of...
Seven Sudanese students of CAR refugee camp ‘disappeared’
Seven Sudanese students living at the Bembere refugee camp in the Central African Republic (CAR) have “disappeared” after going to...
Female herders ‘beat displaced unconscious’ in C. Darfur
Four female herders have reportedly beaten a displaced woman unconscious after she refused to walk with them to fetch water...
Dabanga ‘food shortage’ article sparks agencies’ reactions
An article published by Radio Dabanga indicating that 59 Sudanese families living at the Djabal refugee camp in eastern Chad...
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