Pharmacists brand Bank of Sudan’s Dollar decision ‘catastrophic crime’
The Sudanese Committee of Pharmacists warn that the decision by the Central Bank of Sudan (CBOS) to free the exchange rate...
Sudanese Communist Party furious at top official’s arrest, ‘torture’
The Sudanese Communist Party reacted furiously on Wednesday at the detention of their Political Secretary in Khartoum, Masood Mohamed Hassan, by...
Sudanese doctors summoned by security apparatus
On Wednesday, the National Intelligence and Security Service (NISS) detained at least five doctors, and summoned ‘dozens more’ to its...
Child dies in South Darfur camp fire
A young boy has died and ten housing shelters completely destroyed in a fire that broke out in a camp...
Watery diarrhoea claims more lives in Sudan’s El Gezira state
Contaminated drinking water has been identified as the cause of watery diarrhoea epidemic currently plaguing eastern Sudan, but reports conflict...
Sudanese Minister discusses livestock development with new Dutch ambassador
Sudan’s Minister of Livestock, Pastures and Fisheries Prof. Musa Tibin, on Monday received the Ambassador of the Kingdom of the...
‘20+ dead’ as Darfur bandits clash with Chadian pursuit posse
At least 20 people are reportedly dead following clashes between Darfur gunmen and a Chadian pursuit posse on Tuesday. Witnesses...
Herders murder South Darfur Sheikh
Armed herders have shot and killed a South Darfur Sheikh as he tried to protect his farm from their livestock...
Toxic residues causing disease in West Kordofan: MPs
Parliamentarians from Sudan’s West Kordofan complain that industrial chemicals and petroleum residues are causing disease and suffering among children and...
PCP insists Sudan Security’s powers curbed
Sudan’s Popular Congress Party (PCP) has threatened to withdraw from the National Dialogue unless the powers of the National Intelligence...
Joy in South Darfur capital as team makes Premier League
The people of Nyala, capital of South Darfur, took to the streets in joyous celebration on Tuesday, after hearing that...
Study: 88.6 per cent of tea sellers in Sudan’s capital are displaced or migrants
An economic study on the informal sector focused on women tea sellers in Khartoum has revealed that 87 per cent...
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