Sudan fuel shortage triggers tribal friction, transport paralysed
The countrywide fuel shortage has increased suffering in villages, cities, and towns in Sudan – the price for the little...
Workers Union head interrogated in Port Sudan
The head of the Alternative Workers' Union of the Sea Ports Corporation was detained and questioned for four hours in...
MP: 100+ still detained without trial in Darfur
MP Eisa Ali Ajab has called for the release of at least 100 people in Darfur who are still being...
Economist slates Sudan President’s ‘war on corruption’
Economist Professor Hamid Eltigani, Head of the Department of Public Policy and Administration at the American University of Cairo, ridiculed...
Sudan’s students demand free political activity on campus
The United Popular Front and the other student organisations in Sudanese universities condemned President Omar Al Bashir's refusal to allow...
Sudan’s national fuel shortage now acute
The fuel crisis has hit the capital of Sudan and all the states doubling the suffering of the residents in...
Blind sheikh detained in Central Darfur
On Monday afternoon, security officers held Sheikh Matar Younis, a cleric and native administrator in Darfur, from his home in ...
Prosecutors recommend capital charges against Sudan Call heads
The State Security Prosecution service in Sudan as instructed that a complaint be filed against Imam El Sadig El Mahdi,...
♦ This week’s news in brief ♦
A compact weekly digest of Dabanga Sudan's highlights of the news from Darfur and Sudan ♦ Renewed attacks on...
Israel scraps new migrant resettlement deal with UN
Israel announced a deal with the United Nations refugee agency on Monday to resettle Sudanese and Eritrean migrants in Western...
Second deadly attack in Darfur’s Jebel Marra in days
A man was killed by gunmen near Dubo El Omda in eastern Jebel Marra on Monday morning. A displaced man...
Al Bashir repeats threats of legal action against Sudan Call
President Omar Al Bashir has issued more statements threatening to take legal action against the Sudan Call opposition alliance because...
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