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...
Farmers urge government forces to protect Darfur agricultural season
In North Darfur, farmers in the area of Tabit in Tawila locality have demanded state government forces to urgently provide...
Juba Peace Agreement to be signed despite rebel holdout
Members of the South Sudanese mediation team and the delegation of the Sudan Revolutionary Front (SRF) rebel alliance have returned...
Artists released from prison: ‘Fight for justice continues’
Yesterday, five members of the FEED Arts group, including film director Hajooj Kuka, were released from prison in Khartoum. The...
Medics and veterinarians on strike in Sudan’s South Kordofan
In South Kordofan, medics and veterinarians laid down their tools last week, in protest against the new director of the...
Sudan report: ‘Nearly 500 North Darfur villages destroyed during the war’
The war in Darfur has led to the destruction of 476 villages in North Darfur. People from Kutum staged a...
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...
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