Vocational training institutions to reopen in Sudan
Preparations are underway to reopen technical education and vocational training institutions in Sudan. They had been closed after the COVID-19...
Herders hold vigil in Central Darfur
The Nomads Coordination in Central Darfur organised a vigil in front of the state government offices in Zalingei on Sunday,...
Highway and port blocked in eastern Sudan
Protests against the eastern Sudan Track deal in the Juba Peace Agreement continued yesterday in the Red Sea state for...
PM Hamdok expects peace deal with holdout Sudan rebel groups soon
Prime Minister Hamdok expects a peace deal with the holdout rebel movements can be reached soon. A delegation of the Forces...
Op-ed: Is the Juba Peace Agreement a Turning Point for Sudan?
By Dame Rosalind Marsden Sudan is looking towards a brighter future after the initialling of the Juba peace agreement on...
Eastern Sudan nazirs blame peace track for violent clashes
In a statement yesterday, the High Council of Beja Nazirs* and Independent Chieftains stated that the eastern Sudan track accord...
Rebel factions reject ‘distorted’ Sudan peace agreement
The Armed Struggle Movements coalition, consisting of eight Sudanese rebel groups, said it is not concerned with the outcomes of...
UN: Sudan must ratify human rights conventions
The Independent United Nations Expert on the situation of human rights in Sudan, Aristide Nononsi, has called on Sudan to...
Kassala gov appoints three women as directors of ministries
Security forces closed El Gash bridge in Kassala in anticipation of protests following the governor’s replacement of a number of...
Sudanese sign peace deal, anticipate implementation
The peace agreement between the Sudanese government and the members of the Sudan Revolutionary Front (SRF) rebel alliance will be...
Salary strikes and vigils in Sudan
In Khartoum, the employees of the Office of the Auditor General announced that they will go on a three-day strike...
Flour and fuel shortages continue in Sudan amid unrest
Severe shortages of flour and fuel continue in various parts of Sudan, as protests against economic conditions in the country...
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