Tribal reconciliation in Sudan’s South Kordofan
The Dilamiyya tribe of Masar and the Nuba tribe of Rahma Abdelbari signed a reconciliation document in Kadugli, capital of...
High fuel prices lead to water shortages in Darfur camp
Due to high fuel prices two out of seven pumps of water wells in the Gireida camps for the displaced...
Juba talks: Sudan peace agreement will prevail over Constitutional Document
The delegation of the Sudanese government agreed with the leaders of the Sudanese Revolutionary Front (SRF) rebel alliance during peace...
Prosecutor denies arrival of ICC delegation in Sudan
The office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), Fatou Bensouda, has categorically denied reports that an ICC...
West Darfur governor to oversee return of El Geneina displaced
The acting governor of West Darfur, Maj Gen Rabei Adam announced the transfer of his office to Kerending camp for...
Central Darfur hospital receives casualties from CAR
On Monday a group of bandits held-up a vehicle and shot Abdelhalim Osman near Abu Zaid project in East Jebel...
Port Sudan doctors strike over unpaid salaries
On Monday, doctors of Osman Digna Hospital in Port Sudan started a strike in protest against the long non-payment of...
Four injured in Central Darfur market fire
Four people were severely burned and significant property damage was reported after an extensive fire broke out in the market...
Eastern Sudanese oppose the peace talks on east track
On Monday, hundreds of demonstrators in Port Sudan protested against the ongoing peace negotiations on the Eastern Sudan track in...
Hundreds protest incorrect medicines in South Kordofan
On Monday, mass demonstrations were launched to protest the alleged distribution of incorrect medicine to school children in the Dibebad...
Sudan police raid ‘second headquarters of terrorist cell’
Police in Sudan announced that they have raided a second headquarters of an allegedly terrorist group in the East Nile...
Sudan petrol stations open 24/7 ‘until end of fuel crisis’
The Ministry of Energy and Mining obliges patrol stations to be open twenty-four hours a day until the fuel crisis...
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