Sudan OCHA bulletin 12: Prices of cereals surging to record levels
Prices of sorghum, millet and wheat reached record or near-record highs in all monitored markets in Sudan. Prices of sorghum...
Security service ends protest against Sudan dams
Security agents violently broke up a protest in Khartoum against the construction of two large dams on Thursday afternoon. They...
Jebel Marra displaced demand aid, help from Unamid
Displaced people in Libei in East Jebel Marra have called for a better provision of humanitarian assistance and the permanent...
Sudan-South Sudan border ‘still not open’
The border crossings between Sudan and South Sudan have still not been opened, despite the decision of both government to...
Darfur peace file commission applauds arms collection
The Implementation Follow-Up Commission of the Doha Document for Peace in Darfur took place in Qatar this week, concluding that...
Three children killed by torrential rainfall in North Darfur
Three children died and another child was injured in torrential rainfalls in Tabit, North Darfur, this week. Mohamed Ibrahim Saleh...
Prosecution withdraws complaint against Darfuri sheikh
The State Security Prosecution has withdrawn the complaint against Sheikh Matar Younis and Adam Haroun, and has postponed the trial...
Woman killed, omda injured in South Darfur
A woman was shot dead as her husband, a local omda, was seriously wounded in a shooting by unknown gunmen...
Teachers’ trial postponed in central-east Sudan
The trial against fourteen teachers in El Gezira has been postponed on Thursday because of the absence of three court...
Sudan’s Al Bashir bound for FIFA World Cup final in Moscow
Sudan’s President Omar Al Bashir will travel to Moscow on Friday at the invitation of Russian President Vladimir Putin. Bashir will...
More calls to abolish State of Emergency in Kassala
Reactions to the extension of the State of Emergency in Kassala state for the next six months have continued, while...
South Darfur committee to investigate ‘phantom employees
South Darfur state has formed a committee to investigate an estimated 2,800 ‘phantom’ jobs whose salaries have been held since...
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