Elections in Sudan: 16 million voters to fill up to 150 million ballots
(By Hildebrand Bijleveld) The elections in Sudan will be one of the most complicated voting processes in the world. The...
Seven policemen killed in Wadi Saleh, Darfur
Seven policemen were killed in Wadi Saleh, Garsila in West Darfur, after six detainees broke out of a prison. The...
Governor of West Darfur allows prosecution of commissioner
The governor of West Darfur has lifted the immunity of Abdullah Mohammed Hussein, commissioner of Um Dukhum locality. A state...
Poll workers protest over pay
Election officers protested in front of the National Elections Commission’s premises over a pay dispute. The officers told Radio Dabanga...
SPLM to cooperate with Sudan’s NCP despite rigging claim
The Sudan People’s Liberation Movement will cooperate with the ruling National Congress Party in order to “avoid war”, according to...
Poor health services in South Darfur
Internally displaced persons (IDPs) complained about lack of health services in Diraige Camp in South Darfur. According to one IDP,...
Minawi proposes to mediate inter-Arab fighting in S. Darfur
Minni Minawi, the head of the Transitional Darfur Regional Authority, visited Nyala and called on the South Darfur government to...
Meningitis cases now found in South, West Darfur
The Ministry of Health in South Darfur announced that four (4) people were infected with meningitis in Nyala. The ministry...
Bank official warns of economic fallout of El Fasher scam
The director of the Bank of Sudan branch in El Fasher, Hassan Osman, warned of the economic consequences of the...
East Sudan opposition party claims fraud after total defeat
The Beja Congress accused the National Congress Party (NCP) of vote rigging in eastern Sudan after NCP won every constituency...
100 estimated killed in S. Darfur tribal clashes
Fighting between two Arab tribes in South Darfur has left at least 100 people killed. The Sa’ada and Abbala Rizeigat tribes...
United States: ‘Elections were not free and fair’
Sudan’s election was not free and fair, said the spokesman of the US State Department. Philip Crowley, Assistant Secretary, told...
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