Study finds one in three Sudanese children malnourished
According to a research of Sudan’s National Council for Child Welfare and its partners, one in three Sudanese children is...
Number of Covid-19 cases in Sudan rises after easing of lockdown
The High Committee for Health Emergencies has decided to extend the travel ban from and to Khartoum, following “a noticeable...
Sudanese journalists denounce army accusations
The Sudanese Journalists Network (SJN) has strongly condemned the verbal attack on journalist Adil Ibrahim (better known as Adil Kolor)...
Tension in southern Sudan’s Saraf Ed Dei after two people killed
The killing of a man and a woman by gunmen in South Kordofan on Monday has caused tension in the...
♦ Sudan: This week’s news in brief ♦
A compact weekly digest of Dabanga Sudan's news highlights from Darfur and Sudan ♦ Inflation surges in Sudan, more...
Violence in West Darfur capital leaves three dead
At least three people were killed and others wounded in clashes that broke out in one of the residential districts...
$283 million needed to support Sudanese affected by Covid-19
The United Nations and humanitarian partners launched an addendum to the 2020 Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan on Sunday, to respond...
Global Witness report: ‘Swiss refiner likely purchased Sudan conflict gold’
The world’s largest gold refiner, Switzerland-based Valcambi, has sourced over 20 tonnes of gold from UAE-based refiner and gold trader...
East Darfur Governor pledges to secure agricultural season
Sit-ins demanding justice and better basic services continued in various parts of Sudan. The current spate of sit-ins began in...
Extra military and police forces secure North Darfur’s Kutum
The government of North Darfur has sent additional military and police forces to Kutum locality following violent incidents in the...
Sudan capital witnesses limited protests against law amendments
Limited demonstrations took place in Khartoum after the Friday prayers, in protest against amendments of the Sudanese Penal Code, which...
Rapes increasing in South Sudan’s Yida camp
Nuba refugees in the South Sudanese Yida camp deplore the increase in sexual assaults in the camp. One of the...
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