Four girls raped in North Darfur
Four girls were raped by gunmen, outside of a camp for displaced people in Tawila locality on Wednesday. Gunmen attacked...
‘18 wounded students’, tension in West Kordofan university
Tensions a day after students clashed, causing the wounding of reportedly 18 students, at the Faculty of Education in West...
Central Darfur students daily summoned to security office
Two students from the Zalingei University, along with two relatives of another student who’s wanted by the Sudanese security apparatus,...
Sudan Democratic Lawyers condemn latest campaign of detentions
The Sudan Democratic Lawyers Front (SDLF) has condemned the ongoing detentions by Sudan’s security services of many Sudanese and holding...
Student factions come to blows in West Kordofan: 10+ injured
At least ten students were injured – one of them seriously - in an attack on Wednesday by student supporters...
North Darfur man ‘ripped apart’ as camel triggers grenade
On Wednesday afternoon in North Darfur, Abdelbagi Yagoub Harran died instantly in Mashrou Abuzeid in eastern Jebel Marra when an...
Sudan’s North Kordofan extends arms collection deadline
In El Obeid, the Governor of North Kordofan, Ahmed Haroun issued a decision to extend the period of voluntary collection...
West Darfur Wali asks Unamid to help facilitate voluntary return
The Acting Wali (Governor) of West Darfur, Mohamed Ibrahim Sharafeldin, has called on the Unamid peacekeeping force to contribute with...
Sudanese SPLM-N conference delegates denied visas by South Sudan
The Embassy of South Sudan in Khartoum has denied visas to Sudanese members of the delegations of political forces invited...
Cholera still scourge in Sudan; new disease claims 12 lives in North Darfur capital
An unidentified disease reportedly claimed the lives of 12 people from camp Otash for the displaced in Nyala, capital of...
‘Mistaken identity’ man arrested in Sudan tells court in Italy
A man who was arrested in Sudan and extradited to Italy with the help of the British Foreign Office and...
Sudan sanctions must stay: Enough Project
In an article published in US News & World Report this week, John Prendergast and Ian Schwab of the Enough...
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