Gezira University problem not related to tuition fees, ministry
The Minister of Higher Education, Khamis Kajo Kunda, stressed that the problem of Gezira University is not related to the...
Foro Baranga yellow fever campaign starts
The Minister of Health of West Darfur announced the launch of the vaccination campaign against yellow fever in the locality...
Tensions continue in Mesteriha, man killed
A resident from the area of Mesteriha, West Darfur, was killed by armed herders on Sunday, 9 December, eye-witnesses told...
Nighttime attacks reported at Gezira University dorms
Female students from Darfur enrolled at the Gezira University in El-Jazeera complained about attacks on their dormitories at nighttime carried...
Chad government to meet with sheikhs in Abeche
The government of Chad scheduled a meeting in Abeche, in the east of the country, with sheikhs from all 12...
Herders trespass farms in Umm Dukhum, sources
Herders have reportedly trespassed farmlands in several locations in Central Darfur to graze their livestock, a source from Umm Dukhum...
Darfuri students found dead, mass demonstrations in Khartoum
Students of several universities took to the streets on Sunday, 9 December, denouncing the killing of four Darfuri students enrolled...
Armed herders burn village of voluntary return in W Darfur
Armed herders have reportedly injured five members of the armed forces and burnt the village of Ronja for voluntary return...
Gunmen enter Nyala court, beat judge and release defendants
A group of armed men in four Land Cruiser vehicles allegedly raided the headquarters of the Nyala special court for...
Armed herders rape four displaced women, sources
Sources told Radio Dabanga that armed herders are being accused of raping four displaced women, among them two minors, in...
Health and educational services ‘deteriorating’ in Gereida camps
Displaced residents from Gereida camps in South Darfur claim to be suffering from a significant deterioration in health and educational...
Darfur yellow fever epidemic: ‘Africa’s worst in decades’, WHO
The World Health Organisation (WHO) announced that the Darfur yellow fever epidemic is "Africa's worst in decades", Radio Dabanga has...
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