Sudan’s southern states in severe water crisis
The water crisis in North Kordofan and Blue Nile states continue, with the price of a barrel of water rising...
Demo condemns killing of Sudan student
Students of Omdurman Islamic University organised a demonstration at the Ministry of Justice yesterday to protest the killing of a...
Sudan’s Blue Nile University closes faculties after student sit-in
The administration of Blue Nile University in El Roseires locality, adjacent to the state capital of Ed Damazin, announced the...
Sudanese bank and laboratory personnel on strike
Workers at the Bank of Khartoum continued their strike for the second day in a row yesterday to demand an...
Protests over Darfur violence and discrimination
In both North and South Darfur, the walis (governors) have been criticised over the recent violence in their regions. In South...
Khartoum poet released from prison
The poet Yousef El Dosh appeared before the Sudanese Press and Publications Prosecution Office in Khartoum yesterday. Shortly after, he was...
Protest against RSF militia presence in South Darfur
People from Gireida, South Darfur, organised a sit-in and several marches, demanding the implementation of 16 demands, including the removal...
Call for justice in Darfur
The Khartoum Resistance Committees and the Committee to Stop the Massacres in Darfur sent a memorandum to the Council of...
Farmers of Sudan’s El Gezira Agricultural Scheme demand irrigation
El Gezira and El Managil Agricultural Scheme farmers have warned that a lack of irrigation will lead to damages to...
Port Sudan sit-in for higher salaries
Workers in Port Sudan staged a sit-in protest yesterday outside the base of the Sea Ports Authority. In a letter,...
New protests and strikes throughout Sudan
The Kassala State Police used teargas to break up up a protest by people with special needs and the Teacher's...
Sudan’s specialist doctors, academics strike over pay arrears
Specialist doctors from 35 hospitals on Khartoum and elsewhere in Sudan downed tools yesterday in protest against the government’s failure...
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