Four camp sheikhs arrested in Central Darfur
Four elders of Bindisi camp for the displaced in Central Darfur were arrested by agents of Sudan’s National Intelligence and...
NISS gags Sudanese journalist
The Sudanese National Intelligence and Security Service (NISS) has banned journalist Mujahid Abdallah from writing in newspapers, in addition to...
France to deport 27 Sudanese asylum seekers
The French authorities have decided to deport 27 Sudanese citizens, whose applications for political asylum have been unsuccessful. Deportation orders...
♦ This week’s news in brief ♦
A compact weekly digest of Dabanga Sudan's highlights of the news from Darfur and Sudan ♦ Cholera: Dead, infections in...
25,000 need aid in East Jebel Marra: OCHA Sudan
There is an urgent need for water and sanitation in East Jebel Marra, South Darfur, humanitarian agencies report. An inter-agency...
Dead, infections by cholera in eastern Sudan’s El Gedaref
(UPDATE 21/03/2017 09:00) More than 47 people have been infected with cholera in El Gallabat locality in eastern Sudan between...
‘Cancer among biggest challenges for Sudan’: Health Minister
The Sudanese Health Minister said that the rate of cancer in the country is rising. At least 13,000 cases are...
Explosion near North Darfur capital wounds seven
Seven people were injured in an explosion west of El Fasher, the capital of North Darfur, last weekend. One of...
Rallies for power supply to Sudan’s northern towns
People from the Northern state carried out protests to demand the delivery of hydroelectricity to villages in Dalgo locality and...
Blue Nile, Khartoum short of bread
A lack of flour has resulted in a bread shortage in Blue Nile in the past days. Several neighbourhoods in...
Port Sudan follows Khartoum in tea seller ban
Local authorities have arrested street and tea vendors in Port Sudan and confiscated their property in a campaign to regulate...
‘Serious water shortage’ in Blue Nile town: Unicef
Dindiro in Kurmuk locality in Blue Nile state faces serious water shortages that have affected more than 11,000 people, including...
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