Food aid needed for flood victims in eastern Sudan’s Kassala
The heavy flooding in parts of Kassala state in mid and late July has affected 27,735 people. The flood victims...
Social media special: The Messi shirt Bashir fell for
In Sudan little news spreads faster than on social media. And so, two stories were extensively hailed and torn down during...
Schools close as rivers flood eastern Sudan
The heavy rains in Sudan continue to cause flash floods and damage to properties, now resulting in the closure of...
Khartoum state to demolish Christian church
State authorities have issued a warning notice about the demolition of the church in El Haj Yousif in Khartoum North,...
Five passengers shot dead in East Darfur
Five passengers were killed in a shooting on a vehicle west of Ed Daein in East Darfur on Wednesday. Gunmen...
Italian, Sudan police agree to cooperate on migration
On Wednesday, the Italian Chief of Police and his Sudanese counterpart reached an understanding on the issue of migration, as...
Unamid decries disruption by Sudanese strikers
The dispute between Unamid and striking Sudanese staff members has run up as the mission decries the disruption of operations...
Villages swept away in Sudan as Blue Nile swells
Continuous heavy rains and subsequent flash floods have washed away people and entire villages; worse is feared as the waters...
Nierteti youth leader joins Central Darfur detainees
The youth leader of Nierteti in Central Darfur, Mohamed El Tijani Seif, is the latest person to be detained by...
Free school for working children opened in Sudanese capital
The first school for working children has been inaugurated at Shambat central market of Khartoum. The children of this economically marginal...
North Kordofan fees & levies ‘false’: Lawyer
A legal specialist has branded a raft of fees and levies imposed by Sudan’s North Kordofan – ostensibly to fund...
‘Tough negotiations ahead for Sudan’: Jibril Ibrahim
The leadership of Sudan’s Justice and Equality Movement (JEM), Dr Jibril Ibrahim, has predicted that all parties face ‘tough negotiations’...
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