Sudan Covid-19 update
Sudan’s Federal Ministry of Health reported 215 new coronavirus (Covid-19) cases on Sunday. 99 people recovered, and 12 died. This...
Sudan PM Hamdok: ‘Return of displaced, refugees, major challenge for transitional govt’
Sudan’s Prime Minster Abdallah Hamdok says that addressing the issues of displaced people and refugees are the major challenges for...
Coronavirus: 5,714 cases recorded in Sudan, Unamid continues to support govt.
Yesterday, the Sudanese Ministry of Health reported 215 new Covid-19 patients, bringing the total number of cases in the country...
Shortage of medics leads to closure of hospitals in Sudan
Sudan’s Minister of Information and Culture reported on Wednesday that many public and private hospitals in the country are closed...
New coronavirus protocol for Sudan banks
The Central Bank of Sudan has issued a new coronavirus protocol for banks. It calls on banks to sanitise their...
Protests against water shortages in Sudan
A shortage of drinking water led to protests in Port Sudan and Khartoum yesterday. Angry protesters in Port Sudan, capital...
Sudan extends Covid-19 lockdown
The Sudanese government has extended the total lockdown precautionary measures for two weeks as of Wednesday. On Monday, Sudan’s Federal...
Journos harassed for reporting on North Darfur Covid-19 death spike
Two journalists have allegedly been harassed by security forces for reporting on the disproportionate mortality rate partly due to Covid-19...
Coronavirus: Airports remain closed in Sudan
All airports in Sudan will remain closed until June 14 to prevent the spread of coronavirus (Covid-19), the Sudanese Civil...
Official figures: 262 Covid-19 deaths in Sudan to date
Sudan’s Federal Ministry of Health reported 279 new coronavirus (Covid-19) cases and 29 deaths on Sunday which brings the official...
Sudan govt, WFP sign MoU on family support programme
The government of Sudan and the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to...
High mortality rates in North Darfur capital partly due to coronavirus
A third of the increased mortality rates in the North Darfur capital El Fasher has been caused by the coronavirus...
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