‘Unamid downsizing spells dire consequences for Darfur’
The Sudanese Communist Party has condemned “the ongoing government violations and the terrible security deterioration in large parts of Darfur.”...
US government ‘working hard with UN for peace in Darfur’
The Charge d’Affaires of the US Embassy in Khartoum, said “the US administration is working hard with the United Nations...
Deadly downpours strafe South Darfur
One person died in Nyala and three others were injured when heavy rains hit the city and large parts of...
Sudanese in Libya live in fear of traffickers
Sudanese in Libya have expressed concern about the poor security situation in the country owing to the spread of human...
Dozens of displaced families forced back to camps in North Darfur
On Sunday, approximately 250 displaced families were forced to return once again to camps in Kabkabiya in North Darfur after...
♦ This week’s news in brief ♦
A compact weekly digest of Dabanga Sudan's highlights of the news from Darfur and Sudan ♦ Militia attack Central...
Sudan Call approves its constitution at Paris meetings
The Sudan Call members have concluded their meetings in Paris by renewing its approval of the alliance’s constitution and developing...
UN Peacekeepers Day celebrates 70th anniversary
This year, the United Nations celebrates the 70th anniversary of UN peacekeeping with the theme “70 Years of Service and...
Parliament requests information on Sudan prisoners in Libya
A Member of Parliament called upon the Speaker of Parliament to shed a light on the situation of Sudanese people...
Two farmers wounded in Jebel Marra attack
Two women were wounded in an attack by gunmen on their farms in Tawila locality in North Darfur (popularly known...
Sudan govt. forces control commercial life in Blue Nile state
Security forces in Blue Nile state have reportedly taken full control over the trade in Geisan locality. A listener reported...
Displaced farmer killed in South Darfur attack
A resident of the Gireida camp for the displaced was killed and four others were wounded by militiamen in South...
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