Nyala hospital manager: no foul play behind rise in infant deaths
The manager of South Darfur’s main hospital said that fever is not the cause behind the rise of the infant...
Detained Sudanese journalist accused of terrorism, espionage
Abu Zar Ali Elamin, the deputy editor in chief of an opposition newspaper, is now accused of terrorism and espionage....
Security forces arrest three men in Nyala market
Security forces arrested three men in Malaja market in Nyala the day before yesterday. Ali Mansour Hasabullah, Abdulrahman Niam, and...
Darfuri tribal elder: Mahadi and Ta’alba to reconcile soon
The Ta’alba and Mahadi tribes are close to reaching a peace agreement in South Darfur. The two Arab tribes had...
Sudanese security service detain student in North Darfur capital
Security authorities arrested student Mohamed Al Maki Mohamed Adam last week in North Darfur. The student was attending the University...
Misseriya and Nuwayba tribes clash in West Darfur
Armed clashes took place yesterday between the Misseriya and Nuwayba tribes in areas north of Artala and east of Sindu...
Merchant killed in roadside robbery in North Darfur
A merchant named Wad Al Bashir was killed in a stick-up at Donki Shatta, a village on the road northwest...
Water shortages, power outages hit South Darfur capital
Residents of Nyala, the largest city in South Darfur State, complained of high prices and scarcity of drinking water in...
480 more families flee to Darfur’s huge Kalma camp
A leader of the displaced people in Kalma camp in South Darfur revealed that 480 families had fled to the...
JEM rebels say there is a conspiracy to bury the Darfur issue
The Justice and Equality Movement (JEM) said that there is a conspiracy by several parties to bury the issue of...
Deputy editor of Rai Al Sha’ab subjected to beating and electric shock
The deputy editor of the newspaper Rai Al Sha’ab was subjected to torture by members of the security service. The...
Textbooks, opportunities lacking for Sudanese child refugees in Chad
Students in refugee camps in eastern Chad face difficult conditions for learning because of a lack of textbooks, classrooms and...
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