Darfur militia leader Hilal’s military trial begins
The military trial of Musa Hilal, former janjaweed leader and chairman of the Revolutionary Awakening Council, secretly began in court...
Press freedom: Journalists continue working in repressive Sudan
The conditions the press face in Sudan remain “very difficult and harsh”, because journalists have to work under a repressive...
High-level donor delegation visits refugees in Sudan
The UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR), and the Sudanese Government welcomed a high-level donor delegation last week, including representatives from, Canada,...
Port Sudan cargo workers lift strike
More than 20,000 cargo workers in Port Sudan lifted their strike after the intervention of the competent authorities who pledged...
Human rights activist detained incommunicado in South Darfur
Human rights activist Khattab Seifeldin has been detained by the authorities in Nyala, capital of South Darfur, since a military...
Drivers queue overnight for fuel as Sudan runs on empty
The fuel crisis in Sudan continues to impact on everyday life across the country. In the capital Khartoum and elsewhere,...
Expert: ‘Economic catastrophe will affect stability in Sudan’
Economic expert Prof Hasan Bashir has warned that the current economic crisis will lead to a catastrophic situation and increasing...
At least 14 injured as Sudanese students clash
At least 14 students were injured, three of them seriously, in an attack carried out by Islamist students with knives...
Sudan fuel crisis, internet outage cause disruptions
Sudan fuel crisis, internet outage cause disruptions The severe fuel shortage that is impacting transport, agriculture, utilities, services, and commodity...
South Darfur’s Kafia Kingi market to relocate to decrease fire hazard
The security committee of El Radoom locality in South Darfur has decided to relocate one of the state’s largest markets...
East Darfur education workers demand reversal of ‘arbitrary’ salary deduction
Employees of the Ministry of Education in East Darfur have refused the deduction of SDG 100 (*$3.55) from their salaries...
Sudan press banned from reporting on fuel crisis
The National Intelligence and Security Service (NISS) has forbidden newspapers in Sudan from publishing any material related to the fuel...
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