The gold industry in Sudan is affected by country’s legal and institutional framework, “bureaucratic and political corruption, including embezzlement, cronyism...
A compact weekly digest of Dabanga Sudan's highlights of the news from Darfur and Sudan ♦ Restrictive Press Act amendments...
Journalists have embarked on a campaign to collect signatures for their case to protest new amendments to the Press and...
The Minister of Finance revealed an inflation rate in Sudan of 34 percent in the first half of 2017. He...
People in Sudan surfing and publishing content on the internet faced numerous violations of user rights, obstacles to access the...
In West Darfur, several native administrations have been dissolved by the state government and await new appointments. West Darfur Governor Fadlelmowla...
Two people were injured and four were arrested in a confrontation with the police in a district in Khartoum on...
Four children died in their family's house when an ammunition storage exploded in the South Darfur capital Nyala on Saturday. ...
A person was killed and two were wounded in a demonstration in Kologi, South Kordofan, against the gold mining companies...
Sudan’s President Omar Al Bashir, who has been wanted by the International Criminal Court (ICC) in the Hague for alleged...
People in northern Sudan submitted a memorandum rejecting the construction of large-scale dams to the Sudanese Parliament on Sunday. Native...
A clash broke out between former rebel fighters and a group of militants, east of camp Sortony in Kabkabiya, on...
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