10 cases of unidentified fever in Port Sudan cause alarm
At least 10 cases of fever were recorded in Port Sudan, capital Red Sea state, on Thursday. “The situation is...
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UN OCHA: conflict, natural disasters, disease outbreaks, and economic crisis most important risks to Sudan
The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) presented its humanitarian needs overview for Sudan, including its Humanitarian Programme...
RPG attack on Sudan’s Balila oil field
Sudan’s Oil Workers Association reports that a number of rocket-propelled grenades (RPGs) fell in Block 6 of the Balila oil...
UN Security Council assesses ‘deteriorating’ situation in North Darfur
A delegation of the UN Security Council Committee of Experts arrived in the capital of North Darfur, El Fasher, on...
Illegal logging, charcoal burning, and gum tapping threaten Sudan’s woodlands
By Camille Straatman The environmental dangers of deforestation in Sudan have been highlighted by experts. Yet, not much has been...
Demanding Bodies Association condemns toxic impact of gold mining in Sudan
Gold extraction through chemical treatment with materials containing cyanide is causing an environmental disaster in Red Sea state, according to...
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Climate change, Sudan’s hidden crisis
By Camille Straatman Our planet’s climates are changing, and Sudan is by no means an exception. Yet, this topic is not...
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Child dies in North Darfur as dengue fever is on the rise after Sudan floods
The Ministry of Health in North Darfur announced the death of a child in the area of Um Maraheik suspected...
Op-Ed: How the Sudanese military worsened the fuel crisis to justify their coup
At a time when fuel prices rise further, Sudan In The News published an investigation in which whistle-blowers in Sudan’s oil industry...
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