♦ Sudan: This week’s news in brief ♦
A compact weekly digest of Dabanga Sudan's news highlights from Darfur and Sudan ♦ Coronavirus: Sudan faces three-week lockdown April...
Obituary tributes for former Sudan Foreign Minister Faroug Abu Eisa
Sudanese from across the social and political spectrum have paid tribute to Faroug Abu Eisa, who served as Sudanese Foreign...
Displaced women in Darfur badly beaten by militiamen
Four displaced women were beaten by gunmen in the area of Bir Seleiba, Sirba locality, West Darfur when they were...
Sudan PM Hamdok issues first Emergency Order for 2020
Sudan’s Prime Minister Abdallah Hamdok on Sunday issued Emergency Order No. 1 for the year 2020, after consultation with the...
Minister: ‘No new coronavirus infections recorded in Sudan’
The Ministry of Health announced on Sunday that no new coronavirus (Covid-19) infections have been recorded. The number of confirmed...
Op-ed: Sudan’s revolution one year after fall of Al Bashir dictatorship
By Cameron Hudson The streets running from Sudan’s army headquarters to the University of Khartoum are quiet this week –...
Al Bashir supporters arrested in Khartoum
Police arrested 30 supporters of deposed president Al Bashir yesterday for violating Sudan government measures to prevent the spread of...
Sudan govt: ‘Sustain Juba peace talks despite Covid-19 restrictions’
The Sudanese government negotiating delegation at the Juba peace talks, headed by Lt Gen Mohamed Hamdan ‘Hemeti’, seeks to continue the...
Sudan govt denounces assaults on medics
The Sudanese government is about to enact a new law that will criminalise attacks on health personnel, and the smuggling...
South Darfur anti-corruption sit-in into 12th day
A sit-in organised by the Resistance Committees in El Radoom Locality in South Darfur has entered its tenth day. On...
Coronavirus: Sudan faces three-week lockdown
The Sudanese government is planning to declare three weeks of lockdown in Sudan as the number of coronavirus (Covid-19) cases...
Sudanese refugees return to Darfur from strife-torn Chad
About 88 Sudanese refugees who have sought asylum in Chad since the war erupted in Darfur, have arrived in Saraf...
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