Inflation over 114% as Sudan’s economic woes deepen
The annual inflation rate in Sudan surged 114.33 per cent in May, compared to 98.81 per cent in April, according...
Protest in North Darfur against violence in camps
People in Kabkabiya locality in North Darfur organised a march to the locality offices yesterday to protest against the continued...
North Darfur herders and farmers discuss cooperation
The forum to discuss the relations between farmers and herdsmen in the localities El Waha and Kutum in North Darfur...
Gunmen kill displaced farmer in South Darfur
Gunmen shot a displaced farmer dead in Kass locality in South Darfur on Sunday. Sheikh Abdelrahman Bakhour, head of the...
Darfur demo commemorates 2004 massacre
More than 25,000 people commemorated yesterday the massacre of 79 people in Mukjar locality in Central Darfur on March 2,...
Mass grave of ‘conscripts killed during Al Bashir era’ found near Sudan capital
Sudan’s Public Prosecution Service has confirmed the discovery of a mass grave in El Eilafon district in Khartoum. The dozens...
AG: ICC suspects could be tried in Sudan
Sudan’s Attorney General, Tajelsir El Hibir says that the remaining International Criminal Court (ICC) suspects might not necessarily stand trial...
South Kordofan boy dies playing with UXO. Three killed in tribal clashes
A 12-year-old boy died on Monday while playing with a piece of live ammunition he found in the southern part...
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A compact weekly digest of Dabanga Sudan's news highlights from Darfur and Sudan ♦ Ali Kushayb held by ICC...
Destitute displaced in southern Sudan need aid
Some 12,000 people who fled their homes during last month’s violence in Kadugli, capital of South Kordofan, are living in...
Trials of 1989 coup Sudanese leaders to begin
Attorney General Tajelsir El Hibir handed over the files about the 1989 coup to the judiciary in Khartoum today. It...
African Centre: Sudan govt must do more to protect people in Darfur
In a statement on Monday, the New-York based African Centre for Justice and Peace Studies (ACJPS) expressed its deep concern...
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