Darfur rape victims ‘do not receive treatment, justice’: Waging Peace
In Darfur, rapes largely occur without being reported to the police, and with low conviction rates for offenders, according to recent...
‘Rampant Dengue fever’ in Darfur states
The Federal Ministry of Health reported a high number of people infected with Dengue fever in Darfur states, amounting to...
Blue Nile rebels ambush Sudan’s RSF
The rebel SPLM-N announced the killing and wounding of a number of Rapid Support Forces in an ambush between Banet...
Sudan’s PCP proposes transitional government
The Popular Congress Party (PCP) has proposed the formation of a transitional government in Sudan, along with ending the terms...
Malaria, maternal deaths in South Darfur camp
The number of mortality cases has risen in one of the camps for displaced people in Nyala locality, South Darfur,...
‘Nearly all toilets out of use’ in Darfur’s Nyala camp
Problems with the water supply in a camp near Nyala, South Darfur, have caused toilets to overflow and lead to...
45,000 orphans in South Darfur
There are 45,000 orphans recorded in South Darfur, according to the Ministry of Social Affairs. Mahmoud Matar, researcher at the...
South Darfur girl of 10 dies after gang-rape
A 10-year-old girl succumbed to her injuries after she was gang-raped, together with her mother, east of Gireida in South...
Herders abduct, ‘beat’ sisters in North Darfur’s Tawila
Militant Abbala herders abducted two sisters near Tawila in North Darfur on Monday. They were found ‘severely beaten’. The women’s...
Sudanese Ministry of Health reports Dengue fever in Darfur
The under-secretary of the Sudanese Ministry of Health announced that samples taken from patients in West and Central Darfur tested...
Thirst in Tabit, North Darfur
People in Tabit and surrounding villages in Tawila locality, North Darfur, complain of a severe lack of drinking water. “The...
Darfur crime overview: Travellers robbed in Tawila, Nierteti
An overview of recent crimes that were committed in the Darfur region and reported to Radio Dabanga. North Darfur A...
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