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....
River Nile court dismisses case against three women protesters
Three women charged with participating in the demonstrations against the Sudanese regime, have been released Atbara Emergency Court in northern...
Sudan Call opposition members meet in Paris
Leaders of the Sudan Call alliance of Sudanese opposition groups, are meeting in the French capital of Paris this week...
Elderly woman dead from tear gas: Sudan doctors
An elderly woman died from the complications of tear gas that spread in her house during one of the demonstrations...
Student demonstrations at Khartoum universities
Demonstrations by students on Monday preceded the large-scale economic boycott for today that has been announced by the parties signatory...
Fuel crisis worsens in North Darfur, Sennar states
People in Sudanese states such as North Darfur and Sennar continue to experience a steady rise in prices for fuel...
Financial excesses ‘SDG 560 million’ in Sudan states
Sudan’s Auditor-General announced that the volume of assault on public funds and financial excesses in eleven states amounted to hundreds...
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