Anger as RSF launch mass detention campaign in West Darfur
The Darfur Bar Association and partners reported the detention of at least 197 people by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF)...
Hunger continues to worsen in Sudan as a quarter of the population faces acute food insecurity
In a new Humanitarian Update, published earlier this week, the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA)...
Sudan civil society organisations provide aid to Blue Nile state displaced
The Sudanese Organisation for Research and Development (SORD), in cooperation with a number of other civil society organisations, is organising...
Sudan economist: ‘Unjustifiable rise in petrol prices will further increase the people’s suffering’
In an interview with Radio Dabanga, economic analyst, Hafiz Ismail, described the recent increases by the Ministry of Finance on...
Emergency Lawyers: ‘Sudan authorities responsible for kidnapping of missing activist’
Sudan’s Emergency Lawyers have expressed their concern over the disappearance of Musab Ahmed ‘Sanjo’ (29), who was kidnapped by a...
Sudan Troika welcomes statements by military, opposition on a new civilian-led govt
The Sudan Troika (Norway. UK, USA) has welcomed “the reaffirmation by a range of Sudanese civilian and military stakeholders, as...
Abu Hamad-Atbara road in northern Sudan closed by activists
The road linking Abu Hamad with Atbara in River Nile state has been blocked since Friday. The people living in the...
Attacks in Darfur and eastern Chad leave five dead
Three displaced people were killed by gunmen in Tawila in North Darfur yesterday. In Saraf Omra, a group of traders...
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Floods in Sudan, Chad claim life and livelihoods
One person was killed during floods in North Darfur whilst at least 180 houses and 126 stores were destroyed in...
Transport tariffs increase dramatically whilst Sudan’s economy continues to suffer
Transportation tariffs in Khartoum witnessed a significant increase yesterday. Witnesses said that prices increased between 40 and 50 per cent....
New campaign to expose Sudan junta’s violations as over 100 protesters are injured
A new campaign was launched on Sunday to expose human rights violations by the military junta against pro-democracy protests as more than 100...
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