River-based transport to resume between White Nile state and South Sudan
River-based transport between Sudan and South Sudan is set to resume. The government started preparing the river-based means of transport...
Sudan further curtails circulation of hard currency
The Ministry of Finance of Sudan has announced the continuation of a policy of reducing the circulation of money among...
Chad militiamen kill seven in West Darfur cattle raid
Seven people were shot dead and eight others were wounded in an armed cattle theft operation allegedly carried out by...
Sudan: Evangelical Church building demolished in Khartoum North
Agents of the Sudanese security forces demolished the Evangelical Church in El Haj Yousif in Khartoum North on Sunday and...
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A compact weekly digest of Dabanga Sudan's highlights of the news from Darfur and Sudan ♦ Looming food gap: Flour,...
Five people die of ‘watery diarrhoea’ spreading in Central Darfur
Five people reportedly died of what is suspected to be cholera in Nierteti in Central Darfur on Monday. A team...
Merchant killed in Kassala, eastern Sudan
A man was shot and killed in his house in Kassala on Monday while he was trying to protect youths...
South Darfur to turn camp, including displaced, into town
The South Darfur government has started planning the transformation of El Sareif camp for displaced people, south of Nyala, into...
Fuel shortage Sudan: Harvests suffer, soldiers intervene
The lack of fuel in Darfur, Kassala, and Kordofan’s states has caused large tracts of cultivated land to dry up...
Khartoum students’ protest dispersed: Four wounded
Four university students were injured and two others were arrested at a complex of the University of Khartoum on Sunday,...
Economists urge Sudan govt. to reduce its expenditure
Khartoum should bring down government spending as soon as possible and seek financial assistance from befriended countries, to regain control...
Two die of ‘watery diarrhoea’ in Central Darfur’s Nierteti
Two people died from watery diarrhoea, suspected to be cholera, in Nierteti in Central Darfur last week. About 45 new...
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