Displaced: ‘Sad but hopeful on Eid al-Adha’
The displaced people of Darfur send their greetings to the Islamic countries in the east and the west, the Sudanese...
Continued airstrikes in East Jebel Marra
The Sudanese Air Forces (SAF) allegedly bombed east Tabet, south Hashaba and East Jebel Marra in North Darfur on Wednesday...
Treguine camp: health conditions deteriorating
Sudanese refugees in Camp Treguine in eastern Chad are suffering from deteriorating health conditions, caused by the increased spread of...
Nyala residents complain about power cuts
Residents from Nyala complained about power cuts and water shortages in some neighborhoods, Radio Dabanga learned on Wednesday October 24.In...
Sudan accuses Israel of bombing arms factory
Sudan accused Israel of bombing a military arms factory in El Shajara district in southern Khartoum on Tuesday night, October...
Unknown fever claims six lives
An unknown fever has led to the death of six people and infected 10 others in Mershing locality, South Darfur,...
Non-signatory movements unanimously reject Doha negotiations
Non-signatory movements of the Doha Document for Peace in Darfur (DDPD) unanimously rejected the invitation and appeal extended by the...
Militants kill farmer in Umm Hashaba
Abbakura Yahya, a farmer from Zam Zam camp, was shot dead by local militants in Umm Hashaba, at about 25...
Farmers complain about herders’ attacks
Farmers from Abu Suruj camp in West Darfur complained about their farms’ exposure to repetitive attacks carried out by herders,...
Document on peaceful coexistence signed in N Darfur
The regional government of North Darfur and the Chadian province of Kobe signed a document intended for ‘peaceful coexistence’ between...
Measles infections on the rise
Dr. Munir Mohamed Matar, general director of the state’s ministry of health, disclosed that two people died and another 50...
Kadugli witnesses third shelling within two weeks
The capital of South Kordofan, Kadugli, witnessed a number of rocket and artillery attacks on Tuesday morning October 23, Radio...
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