Diarrhoea kills two Sudanese students
Two students died in Wad Madani hospital in Sudan’s El Gezira state on Tuesday after being admitted with watery diarrhoea....
Delegation visits EU-funded projects in eastern Sudan
On 5 December, the Ambassador of the European Union (EU) to Sudan, Jean-Michel Dumond, visited cooperation projects funded by the...
Darfur: Unamid concerned as former staff block Mission’s movement
In a statement from the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur (Unamid) headquarters in the North Darfur capital of...
Sudan analyst Reeves urges world to ‘warn Khartoum not to use excessive force’
Prominent Sudan researcher and analyst Prof. Eric Reeves has urged the international community to “warn Khartoum not to use excessive...
Lawyer, journo detained after peaceful protest in Sudan’s Sennar
On Tuesday morning, women activists in Sennar carried out a peaceful protest in front of Sennar hospital in eastern Sudan...
‘SDG 4.37 million stolen or misspent in South Darfur’: Auditor
The State Auditor of South Darfur has reported the loss of more than SDG4.37 million ($673,000) in “attacks on public...
Vital Darfur road link blocked by militants
The main road from the South Darfur capital of Nyala to the North Darfur capital of El Fasher has again...
More SCP members detained in West Darfur
Two members of the opposition Sudanese Congress Party were detained by agents of the National Intelligence and Security Service (NISS)...
Trial against 10 TRACKS activists resumes in Sudan
The trial of ten staff members and affiliates of the Centre for Training and Human Development (TRACKS), an organisation which...
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ICC prosecutor deals with chemical weapons claim in Sudan
The International Criminal Court's prosecutor researches claims of Khartoum's deployment of chemical weapons against civilians in Darfur, while accusing the...
Newspaper to sue Sudan security service for confiscations
A daily newspaper in Khartoum that has been gagged seven times in two weeks has decided to sue the National...
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