Sudan PM lauds Radio Dabanga contribution to democracy
Sudan’s Prime Minister Abdallah Hamdok has expressed his gratitude and appreciation “for the fundamental role that Radio Dabanga has played...
Breakthrough on Darfur in Sudan peace negotiations
The Sudanese government and the Sudan Revolutionary Front rebel alliance achieved a breakthrough on Darfur during the peace negotiations in...
Sudan: Protests against fuel crisis
Unprecedented fuel prices and long lines of vehicles at petrol stations led to demonstrations in Khartoum, El Obeid, Nyala and...
Sudan army kills civilian in Kassala
The Sudanese Armed Forces shot and killed a Kassala state resident they suspected to be a smuggler. In a separate...
Detained Sudanese refugees in Niger ‘subjected to inhumane and degrading treatment’
Some 400 Sudanese refugees detained in Niger claim to have been subjected to cruel, inhumane and degrading treatment. They were...
Sudan timeline Oct-Dec 2019: Interim government put to the test
As Sudan marks the first anniversary of the December revolution, the Sovereign Council and interim government – a tenuous exercise...
Rebel alliance demands Sudan hand Al Bashir regime leaders to The Hague
The Sudan Revolutionary Front (SRF), an alliance of armed rebel movements, demands that the leaders of the former regime be...
107 migrants rescued in Sudan-Libya border area
107 migrants found stranded in the desert by Sudanese-Libyan Joint Forces, who patrol the border area between the two countries,...
Three churches torched twice in Sudan’s Blue Nile state
Three churches in Bout, Blue Nile state, were set on fire twice in the past four weeks, the Kampala-based Sudanese...
Public feed hungry Khartoum Zoo lions
The resistance committees in Khartoum fed hungry lions in El Gurashi Zoo in Khartoum yesterday as part of the Hanabneho...
Op-ed: Sudan’s revolution runs aground in Darfur
By Tom Gardner At a glance: Darfur’s troubles Attacks by “Janjaweed” militia persist. 40,000 people have been forced to flee...
Interview – Elin Skaar on Sudan transitional justice: ‘No victorious army has ever been prosecuted’
The hope and outcry for justice and peace throughout Sudan have raised questions regarding the possibilities of administration of justice,...
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