Strike by 20,000+ cargo workers paralyses Port Sudan
More than 20,000 cargo workers carried out a comprehensive strike in all ports of Port Sudan for nine hours on...
Sudanese soldier killed, others injured in Blue Nile ammo store explosion
A soldier of the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) was killed and others wounded in an explosion at an ammunition store...
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A compact weekly digest of Dabanga Sudan's highlights of the news from Darfur and Sudan ♦Hundreds of families flee...
Opposition parties to boycott Sudan elections in 2020
A coalition of opposition parties, the National Consensus Forces (NCF), stated that it will not participate in the 2020 elections...
‘Restrictions on Sudan banks removed’: US Treasury Dept.
The United States Department of Treasury has called on the Sudanese government to make more progress on improving human rights...
White Nile residents criticise higher transport tariff
People in White Nile state have criticised a new increase in the state’s transportation tariffs. Residents in White Nile state...
Red Sea towns lack pharmacies, water service
Villages east of Durdeib in Red Sea state completely lack educational, health and water services. Badly drilled water wells might...
Hundreds of people flee Jebel Marra to South Darfur camp
More than 111 families who have fled from villages in the Jebel Marra region in the past two weeks have...
Rebel leader calls on Washington to side with the Sudanese, not the govt.
Abdelwahid El Nur, the leader of the mainstream Sudan Liberation Movement (SLM-AW) says his movement is “heartened” by a recent...
Sudanese Kanabi Association holds governor accountable for demolition of village
The Kanabi Association of seasonal labourers are holding the governor of El Gezira accountable for the displacement of the inhabitants...
Sudan MPs call on president to withdraw forces from Yemen
Independent members of the Sudanese parliament have called on President Omar Al Bashir to withdraw the country’s forces fighting in...
Thousands of tea vendors rounded-up in Sudan’s El Obeid
The tea vendors in El Obeid, capital of North Kordofan, are complaining about repeated swoops by the Public Order Police....
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