Sudan’s national dialogue conference starts in October
The conference of the national dialogue in Sudan, chaired by President Omar Al Bashir, is scheduled to start on Saturday...
Military intelligence beat health centre workers in Central Darfur
Two centres working in the field of children's health and nutrition in Guldo area, Central Darfur, were closed after military...
East Darfur Governor says security “stable”
On Thursday, Anas Omar Mohamed, the Governor of East Darfur state, said that the situation in the state has been...
Darfur lorries roll after ‘tolls’ paid
The 13 lorries that were seized by members of the paramilitary Border Guards at Ed El Nabag in North Darfur...
Sudan OCHA bulletin 31: WFP switches from emergency to recovery operations
After exclusively operating as an annual Emergency Operation for the past eight years, the World Food Programme (WFP) has begun...
Sudanese Congress Party official detained in Khartoum
Security agents detained a prominent member of the Sudanese Congress Party (SCP) in Khartoum on Wednesday. The party reported in...
Poor electronic network halts hundreds of lorries in South Darfur
Hundreds of commercial lorries from Khartoum have been congesting the streets and squares of Nyala, capital of South Darfur, since...
More than 450 homes collapse in South Darfur camps
Downpours destroyed 416 shelters in El Salam camp for the displaced, near South Darfur’s capital of Nyala, earlier this week....
38,000 displaced in Central Darfur’s Jebel Marra need aid
The humanitarian situation of thousands of newly displaced people in northern Jebel Marra’s Fanga Suk, Abunga and Niscam villages, as...
Farmer shot in West Darfur
A farmer of Kendebe camp for the displaced in Sirba locality, West Darfur, was shot by gunmen not far from...
Drivers held at militia homes in Kabkabiya, North Darfur
A number of drivers of the lorries intercepted at a militia ‘toll gate’ near Kabkabiya in North Darfur earlier this...
South Sudanese pastors sentenced to time served
The two South Sudanese Presbyterian priests, accused by Sudan’s National Intelligence and Security Service (NISS) of capital offences, were released...
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