Fuel and bread queues also return to El Gedaref, Kassala
El Gedaref has experienced a severe gas fuel shortage for three days. Fuel stations are running empty. In Kassala state,...
25 El Gezira students remain in police detention
El Gezira University said that 25 students are still being held at the police department following a clash and violent...
Sudan’s crackdown on press: Journalist detained for hours
The government has continued the crackdown on the press this week. A journalist in Red Sea state was held by...
Military Intelligence arrests man in North Darfur
The Sudanese Military Intelligence arrested a man in Tawila locality on Wednesday. The reason for the arrest has remained unclear....
MP: ‘Sudan bleeding gold to Egypt, Eritrea’
A large proportion of the gold produced by traditional mining methods in Sudan is reportedly being smuggled to neighbouring countries...
Prosecutor summons Sudan press again over meeting with EU diplomats
The state security prosecutor summoned a number of journalists to appear before the prosecutor in Khartoum on Tuesday. A source...
Meat, veg, fruit scarce or unaffordable in Sudan
Listeners from various Sudanese states have renewed their complaints about the rise in the prices of food and consumer goods...
Protest to stop torture, release detainees in Sudan capital
On Wednesday, a women’s campaign against injustice in coordination with the Sudanese Solidarity Committee and the Sudanese Congress Party carried...
Sudan Call memo to WHO highlights ‘collapse in Sudan health sector’
The Sudan Call, a coalition of opposition parties and armed movements, has submitted a memorandum to the director-general of the...
Herders bind, beat displaced wood gatherers in West Darfur
A group of herders bound and beat a number of displaced people from Murnei camp in West Darfur on Monday,...
Sudan Minister: Economic crisis caused by monopolies, lack of govt. control
The Minister of Industry and Trade has strongly criticised the lack of government control over the various markets in the...
Fuel crisis re-emerging in Sudan, transport tariffs double
After a few months of relative relief, the Sudanese capital is again witnessing queues in front of petrol stations. Bus...
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