Gunmen seize MSF vehicles in pre-dawn Central Darfur heist
The international humanitarian NGO, Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders /MSF) says that two of its vehicles were stolen in...
Widespread condemnation as Sudan army detains Sufi sheikh
The detention by military intelligence officers of Sheikh El Amin Omar, leader of the Sudanese El Gadiriya El Mukashfi Sufi...
Port workers threaten with strike over Sudan Finance Ministry’s ‘interference’
Employees of the Sea Ports Corporation (SPC) in Port Sudan, Red Sea state, are protesting the decision of the Sudanese Ministry...
Journalists become vendors on the streets of Darfur cities
By Dabanga correspondent Abdelmonim Madibbu Journalist Najlaa Juma wakes up early and puts a small table in front of her...
Washington names new US special envoy to Sudan
The US Dept of State has announced the appointment of Tom Perriello as US Special Envoy for Sudan, briefed to...
Missiles kill seven in ongoing Sudan capital battles, army regains control of Abrof
The Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) continued its attacks on positions of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in greater Khartoum yesterday...
UNICEF Sudan: ‘Four million children afflicted by acute malnutrition, 730,000 in severe condition’
In an exclusive interview yesterday with Radio Dabanga, Mary Louise Eagleton, deputy representative of the United Nations International Children's Emergency...
Hadhreen: Sudan comms shutdown ‘ordered by army command’
The Hadhreen civil society organisation in Sudan claims that “careful investigation and information from reliable sources” shows that “the Sudanese...
Severe hunger threatens Sudanese in western Omdurman
The humanitarian situation in the vicinity of the Libya Market in western Omdurman has reportedly become extremely difficult. Those still...
Sudanese livestock traders hit by hefty customs duties
Livestock exporters have sharply criticised the Sudanese Ministry of Finance and customs authorities for imposing customs duties on livestock exports,...
WFP: ‘Five million Sudanese can’t afford one meal a day’
The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) has warned that the vast majority of Sudanese face severe hunger, with more...
Emergency room: ‘Internet blackout hobbles aid to thrice-displaced Khartoum families’
The ongoing internet and communications blackouts in most of Sudan have severely compromised efforts to provide humanitarian aid to civilians...
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