More than 30 new COVID-19 cases recorded in Sudan
The Sudanese Ministry of Health announced 34 new COVID-19 patients in the country by Monday. Red Sea state is the...
Sudan’s severe bread and fuel shortages continue to trigger protests
For the second week, Sudanese in the entire country are suffering from a renewed bread and fuel crisis. Protests against...
300.000 illegal firearms destroyed in Sudan
More than 300,000 unlicensed firearms have been collected from citizens in Sudan during the past three years. They were officially...
Eastern Sudan conference demands right to self-determination
The participants of the Peace, Development and Justice Conference, organised by the High Council of Beja Nazirs* and Independent Chieftains in...
Sudan govt plans for peace accord implementation
The Ministry of Finance is developing a plan to finance the implementation of the peace agreement to be signed by...
New bread and fuel protests in Sudan
Protestors demonstrated against high bread and fuel prices in El Gezira and North Darfur yesterday. Members of Resistance Committees from...
Two dead in eastern Sudan grenade blast
A listener told Radio Dabanga that a grenade was found in an house under maintenance in El Soug El Shaabi...
Sudan A-G: ‘Speedy trial for Al Bashir regime leaders’
Attorney General Tajelsir El Hibir has instructed prosecutors to expedite the corruption investigations into leaders of the regime of ousted...
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Port Sudan bread protests set to escalate, Northern State sit-ins unrelenting
The Port Sudan Resistance Committees announced the escalation of their protests, starting from Monday, due to “the government’s failure to...
Curtailing traders ‘threat to South Kordofan peace process’
Intelligence authorities in Abu Jubeiha and Talodi in Sudan’s South Kordofan have suspended issuing permits for the Salaam Markets in...
Resistance Committees threaten ‘return to the streets’ if Sudan lifts commodity subsidies
The three-day National Economic Conference that concluded on Monday in the Sudanese capital Khartoum, has recommended lifting commodity subsidies and...
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