Two die of cholera in Sudan’s Kassala
Two women died and two other people were infected with cholera at Aroma locality of Kassala state last week. Ahmed...
Protestor still held incommunicado in Sudan capital
A man who was arrested by security services in Omdurman a month ago is still being held by Sudanese security...
Villagers robbed a month after voluntary return to Darfur’s East Jebel Marra
At least five people, including a young woman, were wounded and many others are missing after an attack and robbery...
Coal miners abducted in North Darfur
A man and a woman have been forcibly abducted from a coal mine north of Tawila in North Darfur on...
‘Restrictions, fines on Khartoum tea sellers cause suffering’: Union
The head of the Women’s Cooperative Union of Food and Beverage Sellers, says that tea sellers in Khartoum are suffering...
Sudanese Journalists for Human Rights criticise draft amendments to Press and Publications Act
The founder and coordinator of Sudanese Journalists for Human Rights (JHR), harshly criticised the new amendments in the draft Press...
RSF raid on Darfur gold mine nets weapons, motor cycles
Large formations of Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in dozens of armed vehicles entered Jebel Amer gold mine in North Darfur,...
Vigil at US Embassy in Sudan capital for Darfur detainees
On Thursday activists of the families of detained Darfuri students held a vigil outside the US embassy in Khartoum, where...
White Nile flooding isolates 24 villages, water shortage in eastern Sudan
The White Nile River has flooded 10,000 acres of farmland at Um Jar Island in Sudan’s White Nile state. The...
Shops closed for non-payment of royalties in South Darfur capital
The municipal authorities in the South Darfur capital of Nyala have closed 17 shops in the city’s Grand Market for...
Sudanese farmers lament high cost of sesame harvest
Farmers in Sudan’s largely agricultural El Gedaref state have complained about the high cost of this year’s sesame harvest. They...
UNHCR: Sudanese refugee leaders from Chad visit Darfur to assess return prospects
After more than a decade in exile, Sudanese refugees begin to look more seriously at returning to Darfur; 25 Sudanese...
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