Two children die of scorpion sting in Sudan’s River Nile
Two children died of scorpion stings in El Manaseer in River Nile state. Local community leaders pointed out that there...
Two girls raped in West Darfur
Two girls were raped in Foro Baranga in West Darfur on Saturday. Armed herders attacked a 12-year-old and a 17-year-old...
North Darfur drivers call for action against high transit fees
Passenger and commercial vehicles have complained about the levies imposed on them on the road between El Kuma and Um...
Sudan court drops charges against 24 women in trousers
(UPDATE 18:30) A Sudanese district court in Khartoum dropped the charges of indecency against 24 women who were caught wearing...
Darfuri student more than three months in detention
A student who has been detained by the security service for more than fifteen weeks, has reported to be suffering...
Sudanese banks to freeze assets of currency dealers
The Central Bank of Sudan ordered banks to freeze the assets of dozens of Sudanese people and companies. The State...
Misseriya, Dinka Ngok agree on grazing activities in Abyei
A tribal committee in the Abyei, the contested area between Sudan and South Sudan, has temporarily prohibited its herders from...
Pharmacists warn of medicine scarcity in Sudan
While medicine prices increase, some life-saving medicines have become scarce in Khartoum and other states. Patients and their attendants complained...
Unamid “obstructed” in Darfur violence investigation
A Unamid mission verifying reports of civilian casualties during intense fighting was initially barred from entering Kabkabiya in North Darfur....
Calm student protest in western Kordofan
University students in western Kordofan held a protest against the deterioration of services at El Fula University on Thursday, without...
The Netherlands deports Sudanese to Khartoum
The Dutch immigration service deported Sudanese migrant Samal El Tijani to Sudan on Thursday. Three others are awaiting the completion...
‘Ceasefire’ in Sudan NISS ‘war on press’
The National Intelligence and Security Service (NISS) in Sudan has announced an end to its eight-day campaign of newspaper confiscations...
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