Civilians beaten as West Darfur camp siege enters sixth day
Several displaced residents of Sese camp, north of Murnei in Kereinik locality, have been severely beaten by militiamen who have...
UN official urges Sudan to grant Unamid access to all of Darfur
The Director of Africa Affairs at the Department of Peace Keeping operations Michael J. Kingsley has urged the Sudanese government...
Sudanese in The Hague demand investigation into chemical weapons use
Hundreds of Sudanese staged a demonstration in front of the Dutch Parliament in The Hague on Tuesday, in protest of...
‘Exorbitant fees’ burden Sudanese sesame harvest
Farmers in Sudan’s El Gedaref state are complaining of ‘exorbitant’ levies imposed for the transfer of foreign seasonal workers. The...
EU urges investigation into Sudan’s alleged use of chemical weapons
The European Union (EU) Parliament has called for an international investigation into the alleged use of chemical weapons by Sudanese...
‘Loss of oil constrains Sudan’s growth prospects’: IMF
According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the loss of most of Sudan’s oil export potential has exacerbated the crises...
About 100,000 Syrian refugees in Sudan: COR
Estimates from the Government of Sudan’s Commission of Refugees (COR) indicate that since 2011 Sudan has received a considerable number...
1,600 people displaced by inter-communal violence in Tawila locality, North Darfur
An inter-agency mission had visited Tawila in North Darfur to assess the issue of new displacement in the locality. Following...
Darfur displaced call for investigation into chemical weapons
Leaders, Sheikhs, youth and women’s associations in the camps for the displaced in Darfur have called on the USA, the...
US Chargé d’ Affaires travels to Darfur
A delegation from the US Embassy in Khartoum, led by Chargé d’Affaires ad interim Ervin Massinga and the Sudan Mission...
North Darfur displaced: No voluntary return in current climate
The displaced of North Darfur’s Zamzam camp say that voluntary return to their areas of origin is out of the...
Money, food running out for Sudanese stranded in Libya
Thousands of Sudanese nationals stranded in the port city of Tobruk on Libya’s Mediterranean coast have been waiting two months...
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