Strike in Central Darfur after veterinarian beaten, humiliated
Veterinarians in Central Darfur called a strike on Thursday, in protest against the harassment, beating, and humiliation of a colleague...
South Darfur security campaign nets motorcycles, weapons, expired medicines
Five people have been arrested during a joint security campaign in South Darfur. The Wali (governor) has voiced his intention...
Sudan Call suspends all dialogue with Al Bashir regime
The Sudan Call alliance of opposition parties and armed movements has confirmed its withdrawal from all dialogue initiatives offered by the Sudanese...
Emergency Court fines, imprisons Khartoum protester
The Emergency Court of Khartoum North headed by Judge Emad El Bino issued a ruling sentence against a demonstrator from...
Economist: Protests cost Sudan $500 million
Former Minister of Finance and economist El Tijani El Tayeb has assessed the financial burden as a result of the...
Shaft collapse kills 35 South Darfur gold miners
At least 35 gold miners died at the Wad Nyala Mine in El Radoom locality in South Darfur this week...
120 homes razed by North Darfur blaze
A massive fire in a North Darfur village has left hundreds of people homeless and destitute. The fire, that broke...
Sudan uprising: Fourth month of mass demos, vigils
The mass public protests across Sudan demanding the unconditional step-down of Al Bashir and his regime from power, originally sparked...
South Darfur Wali pledges development in areas of voluntary return
The Wali (Governor) of South Darfur, Ahmed Abushanab, has called on the state’s government to solve the problem of the...
Sudanese struggle to access February salaries as ATMs remain empty
A large proportion of ATMs in Khartoum state have been out of service for more than two weeks, making it...
Diesel deficit debilitates traditional mining in Sudan
Traditional miners in northern and eastern Sudan pointed out to a complete halt to exploration movement due to a lack...
Lawyers: 530 cases referred to Sudan’s Emergency Courts in two weeks
At least 530 people have been prosecuted via the Emergency Courts in Sudan during the first two weeks of March....
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