Sudan police raid ‘second headquarters of terrorist cell’
Police in Sudan announced that they have raided a second headquarters of an allegedly terrorist group in the East Nile...
Negotiations in Juba about appointment of Sudan governors and Legislative Council
The South Sudanese mediation team at the peace negotiations in Juba announced that the appointment of governors and the Legislative...
Expelled NGOs welcomed back to Darfur
Last week, Patricia Parker, director of the organisation of Kids for Kids arrived in Sudan from Britain to resume humanitarian...
Chairman of Sudan’s Sovereign Council: Al Bashir might not physically stand trial in The Hague
The Chairman of Sudan’s Sovereign Council, Abdelfattah El Burhan has clarified that the appearance of Al Bashir and other suspected...
Secretary Pompeo: USS Cole settlement ‘an important step in progress in US-Sudan relations’
Sudan’s Prime Minister, Abdullah Hamdok, met on Saturday with US Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, on the side lines of...
Minister: No coronavirus infections in Sudan, Khartoum prepared for 200 students returning from China
The Federal Ministry of Health has affirmed that no Sudanese have been infected with the new Coronavirus and that preparations...
Mutual hope of renewed cooperation as German Chancellor Merkel welcomes Sudanese PM Hamdok to Berlin
German Chancellor Angela Merkel welcomed Sudanese Prime Minister Abdullah Hamdok to Berlin on Friday, at a time she says, “Sudan...
Ethiopian herders block Sudan border crossing after ‘livestock theft’
Ethiopian herders closed the main border crossing at El Galabat between El Gedaref in Sudan and Ethiopia on Thursday and...
Sudan’s authorities seize arms, explosives cache in Khartoum Bahri
A sizable cache of automatic weapons, ammunition, explosive packages, chemical materials, electronic devices, and maps of some Sudanese towns has...
Op-ed: Sudan agrees to send Al Bashir to the ICC – what now for the law?
By Prof Dire Tladi On Tuesday, the government of Sudan took the “extraordinary (and yes surprising)” decision to surrender deposed...
World Radio Day 2020 – celebrating pluralism and diversity
On Thursday February 13, the world marked World Radio Day, advocating special focus for pluralism and diversity in newsrooms, broadcasters,...
Human rights organs ask: Will Darfur victims finally see justice?
The International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH), the African Centre for Justice and Peace Studies (ACJPS), and the Sudan Human...
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