Sudan internet shutdown: Another court case filed
A large number of people have filed a lawsuit against Zain Telecom related to an ongoing internet blackout in Sudan,...
Crackdown on protestors across Sudan this week
Protests, rallies and vigils demanding full civilian rule in Sudan took place on Wednesday, despite crackdowns by the Rapid Support...
USA may target Sudan officials with sanctions
A US State Department official said on Tuesday that Washington is considering possible sanctions, if there will be more violence...
Sudan protests continue, leading up to ‘March of Millions’
Demonstrations and vigils calling for an independent investigation into the violent dispersal of protesters at the Khartoum sit-in on June...
Body of killed tea seller found in Sudan’s Nile river
The body of tea seller Amal Gous has been found after she went missing during the authorities’ violent dispersal of...
Eleven South Darfur activists held in security cells
A joint force of militiamen of the Rapid Support Forces, policemen and army soldiers detained 11 camp leaders and activists...
Earthquake affects dozens, rains damage homes in Sudan
Dozens of people were killed and injured when an earthquake hit the area of Babanousa village in eastern Sudan on...
♦ This week’s news in brief ♦
A compact weekly digest of Dabanga Sudan's news highlights from Sudan ♦ Ethiopian mediator to hand over proposal for solving Sudan...
Hemeti says he wants peace talks with SPLM-N El Hilu and will release prisoners of war shortly
The deputy chairman of the Transitional Military Council and head of the High Committee for Negotiations with the Armed Movements,...
TMC sharply criticises Ethiopian mediators’ initiative on the future of Sudan
The Transitional Military Council has sharply criticised the Ethiopian mediators’ initiative on a future government for Sudan, which was accepted...
Massive march in River Nile state against military junta
The residents of El Imtidad district in Atbara in River Nile state launched a massive march on Sunday denouncing the...
Sudan: Journalist Mohamed Latif detained every day from 11 am to 5 pm
Journalist and writer Mohamed Latif is summoned every day by officers of the National Intelligence and Security Service (NISS) since...
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