♦ This week’s news in brief ♦
A compact weekly digest of Dabanga Sudan's highlights of the news from Darfur and Sudan ♦ New cholera cases in...
‘Legal action against saboteurs’: Sudan govt.
The government of President Omar Al Bashir announced that it will take legal action against money laundering and actions that...
Mother killed, daughter raped on farm in North Darfur
A woman was stabbed to death and her daughter raped in Tawila locality in North Darfur on Monday. Two armed...
Woman arrested for leaking info about Darfur market corruption
A woman has been arrested for leaking information about corrupt practices in the re-planning of the Abuja market in South...
Sudan weapon collectors arrest ‘dozens’ of arms owners
Sudanese security service and paramilitaries enforcing the weapons collection campaign have arrested dozens of people, including omdas, in North and...
Traders close doors to avoid losses as Sudanese Pound plummets
Pharmaceutical, clothing, and footwear companies, as well as cement and iron traders of El Sagana commercial area south of Khartoum...
Three dead in Darfur gun violence
Three people have died in separate incidents of gun violence in Darfur over the weekend. A farmer was gunned-down in...
Khartoum shopkeepers fined for ‘trading during Friday prayers’
A Public Order Court in El Azhari to the south of the Sudan capital of Khartoum on Sunday handed down...
‘New cholera cases in Sudan’s Sennar but epidemic abating’: Doctor
One person died and 15 others reportedly infected with cholera in Singa in Sudan’s Sennar state last week, however the...
Two detained in South Kordofan for ‘inciting Kologi anti-mine protest’
Two men were detailed by authorities in South Kordofan on Thursday: Khalid Abdallah and Salim El Fadil are accused of...
Visiting US Deputy Secretary of State calls for cessation of hostilities in Sudan
US Deputy Secretary of State John Sullivan has called on the Sudan government for a comprehensive and definitive cessation of hostilities...
More haemorrhagic fever cases in eastern Sudan
Medical sources report an increasing incidence of haemorrhagic fever in Kassala in eastern Sudan. Three deaths were reported at Kassala...
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