‘We cannot fly back to Khartoum anymore’: Sudanese patients abroad
The soaring prices of airline tickets prevent Sudanese from travelling abroad for medical treatment or studies. Since years, Sudanese patients...
North Darfur tribesmen block roads in Kutum locality
Residents of Kutum in North Darfur complain about the closure of all roads in the northern part of the locality...
Another doctor detained in Sudan capital
Agents of Sudan’s National Intelligence and Security Service (NISS) held another striking doctor in Khartoum last week. In a press...
Arab and Zaghawa leaders sign peace deal in West Darfur
Leaders of the Arab and Zaghawa tribes signed a reconciliation accord in El Geneina, capital of West Darfur, on Thursday....
Thousands of North Darfur refugees return home: governor
More than 13,000 families have reportedly returned from refugee camps in eastern Chad to North Darfur. In his speech before...
Sudan OCHA bulletin 46: Funding shortages cause closure of health units in Sudan
The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) reports in its latest weekly bulletin that a lack of funding...
TRACKS trial continues in Sudan after six months of detention
Three leading civil society activists will soon reach their sixth month of detention on charges related solely to their work...
Pharmacists strike in Sudanese capital tomorrow
About 200 pharmacies in Khartoum will close their doors on Saturday from 9 am until 5 pm, in protest against...
14,000+ refugees forced to return to South Kordofan: FEWS
More than 14,000 Sudanese refugees were forced to leave their camp in South Sudan's Unity state in August, mainly because...
Eight killed in new clash in Joghana, South Darfur
At least eight people were killed, while others have gone missing during clashes between farmers and herdsmen in Gireida locality,...
Sudan: First conjoined twins separation imminent
A conjoined twins has been delivered in Sudan, in the neonatal hospital in El Fasher, North Darfur. Preparations for the...
Eleven health centres closed in Darfur
A lack of funding forces humanitarian organisations to either hand over or close down their health facilities in some parts...
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