49 women raped in Tabit, Darfur, over the past year
Today marks one year after Tabit in North Darfur witnessed a mass rape of more than 200 girls and women....
Sudanese Baath Party condemns ‘targeting of Darfuri students’
The Sudanese Baath Party has strongly condemned the “systematic targeting of Darfuri students” in Khartoum. “The resumed attacks by the...
Sudanese Defence Minister answers to Parliament on Darfur conflict
The Sudanese Minister of Defence, Awad Bin Auf, has acknowledged difficulties in eliminating the armed movements in South Kordofan, Blue...
‘Poorly equipped Darfur police can’t deal with outlaws’: MP
The Minister of Interior Affairs, Esmat Abdelrahman, has acknowledged the inability of his ministry to deploy police in North Darfur’s...
‘754 dead’ from Darfur tribal strife in 2014
The clashes between Ma’aliya and Rizeigat tribesmen in East Darfur have caused the majority of the more than 700 human...
‘Darfur police shoot excessively’: Sudan committee
A number of policemen in Darfur have been involved in killings in the region, according to a committee of the...
Sudan calls for adoption of Indian Rupee for bilateral trade
India should push for the use of its Rupee in bilateral trade in Africa, the Sudanese ambassador to India said...
‘Darfur needs disarmament and stability, not a referendum’
A referendum on the permanent administrative status of Darfur is no longer of concern to the people living in the...
Umma Party opposes Sudan’s participation in Yemen war
The National Umma Party (NUP) has objected to the sending of combat troops to Yemen, where hundreds of Sudanese soldiers...
Expert urges Sudan to promote its tourism potential
Sudan enjoys a variety of different climates, cultural attractions, natural environments, and people who are warm and welcoming, which should...
Early cattle migration ‘may cause tension in Sudan’
A food security analyst fears that the earlier southward migration of herders with their livestock in Sudanese states this year...
‘Conflict, sanctions, press Sudanese currency rates’: economist
A continuation of both the armed conflicts in Sudan and the economic sanctions against the country will push the black...
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