Unamid to support rehabilitation of North Darfur road, police stations
The joint UN-AU Mission in Darfur (Unamid) has offered to assist with the rehabilitation of El Fasher-Tawila road in North...
Five RSF fighters slain as internal clashes spread to South Darfur hospital
Five members of the Rapid Support Forces militia have died as a result of internal clashed withing the main government...
Rains, floods bring death and destruction across Sudan
Yesterday three schoolgirls died, and eight others sustained injuries when a wall collapsed at Darelsalam basic private school for girls...
Sudan military intelligence force storms South Kordofan court
The judge of the Abu Jubeiha Court in Sudan’s South Kordofan has closed the court for a week and suspended...
Chronic, essential medicines unaffordable for many Sudanese
Residents of several Sudanese states have complained about the lack and high prices of lifesaving medicines to tread chronic conditions...
Sudan MP: El Gedaref farmers short 80,000 barrels of diesel – agriculture threatened’
MPs and farmers have estimated the deficit in diesel for agriculture in Sudan’s El Gedaref state at more than 80,000...
Sudan Parliament snubs press corps, newspapers sized
The Speaker of the Sudanese Parliament in Omdurman has snubbed a delegation from the Sudanese Journalists Union and the print...
Sudan newspaper’s distribution delayed by NISS for a week
The security apparatus has blocked Sudan’s El Jareeda newspaper from reaching the distribution outlets in Khartoum and the states for...
Economist questions Sudan govt. commitment to fight corruption as new NISS unit opens
Sudanese economist Dr Sidgi Kaballo has accused the government of not being serious in fighting corruption and holding officials accountable...
Russian troops ‘training CAR rebels and Sudanese soldiers’
A force of about 500 Russian soldiers that has been stationed near Um Dafug on the border between South Darfur...
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A compact weekly digest of Dabanga Sudan's highlights of the news from Darfur and Sudan ♦ Sudan crisis: Thousands of school...
School dropout rates rise in Darfur camps as economy bites
The current economic collapse and runaway inflation witnessed by Sudan has led to children, especially secondary school students, dropping out...
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