Sudan schoolyard flooded to prevent vigil
The Sudanese government has pre-emptively flooded a schoolyard in Omdurman in an attempt to prevent a vigil by opposition forces,...
Clamp-down on press during Sudan protests
Several journalists and correspondents of Arabic satellite channels were detained and their equipment confiscated by Sudanese authorities while they covered...
Activists hail success of mass demo in Sudan capital
Thousands of people took to the streets of Khartoum yesterday in peaceful popular protest against rising prices that have followed...
♦ This week’s news in brief ♦
A compact weekly digest of Dabanga Sudan's highlights of the news from Darfur and Sudan ♦ Price hike protesters...
SDFG: ‘Sudan mismanagement cause of economic crisis’
The annual budget that Khartoum has prepared for 2018 shows the magnitude of the government mismanagement that led to the...
Price hike protesters beaten by police officers (video)
Videos circulating on social media or sent to Radio Dabanga show the use of force by Khartoum's riot police against...
Sudan security detains two politicians for hours
The National Intelligence and Security Service detained two politicians, reportedly for their opposition to the national budget which has caused...
RSF commander accused of abductions in South Darfur
The alleged abduction of three girls by a commander of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia in South Darfur on...
Released Darfur detainees ‘forced to report daily’
Sudanese authorities have released more people whom had been detained in Nierteti, Central Darfur, since the beginning of this month....
Traders refuse to lower prices, arrested in West Darfur
Four traders were arrested in Sirba, West Darfur, on Saturday, on charges of incitement, and they have not been released...
Fuel shortages cause problems for transport in Sudan
Hundreds of students demonstrated in Nyala city against the continued rise of prices of basic goods. Fuel shortages caused problems...
At least 37 anti-price hikes activists detained in Sudan
The National Intelligence and security Service (NISS) is continuing its detention campaign in the country in an attempt to quell...
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