Cholera now in 12 states of Sudan
On Monday in Khartoum the Health Minister Bahar Idris Abugarda announced the spread of ‘watery diarrhoea’ in 12 states and...
UN Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator meets Sudan’s First VP and PM in Khartoum
The United Nations Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator in Sudan, Marta Ruedas, today met with the First Vice President and Prime...
South Darfur market closed for second day in security protest
Stalls and shops in the market of Kass in South Darfur were closed for the second day in a row...
Committee to follow-up water and electricity projects in North Darfur
The Legislative Council of North Darfur instructed the formation of a committee to follow-up the important and urgent projects, especially...
Industrial Development Bank opens in South Darfur capital
A branch of the Industrial Development Bank was opened in the South Darfur capital of Nyala on Monday, as an...
Chinese company to build new El Geneina – Adri road in Sudan
Sudan’s National Roads and Bridges Corporation signed an agreement to construct the El Geneina-Adri road with GEO Chinese Company at...
Weak Sudanese Pound impacts market commodity prices
Commodity prices in Sudan’s El Gedaref have reportedly risen in an unprecedented manner after the Sudanese Pound fell sharply against...
1,000 Darfuri students resign en masse from university in White Nile state
About 1,000 students at the University of Bakht El Rida in El Duweim in White Nile state submitted collective resignations...
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A compact weekly digest of Dabanga Sudan's highlights of the news from Darfur and Sudan ♦ Cholera: Situation in...
Darfur hospital fires ‘out of line’ doctors
Four doctors have been fired for their participation in a strike at Ed Daein Hospital in East Darfur, on Monday....
New appeal by Mudawi’s family for activist’s release
The family of the detained human rights activist Dr Mudawi Ibrahim demanded the Minister of Justice and the Sudanese attorney-general...
19% of Sudanese unemployed: Ministry
Fewer Sudanese are unemployed, according to the Ministry of Development and Human Resources. Pharmacists expect a medicine shortage as imports...
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