West Kordofan power project shambles raised in Sudan parliament
Sudan’s Electricity Minister, Mutaz Musa, came under fire from MPs in the Sudanese Parliament on Tuesday after admitting severe shortcomings...
North Darfur security: Swiss aid worker released, kidnappers held
The security authorities in North Darfur announced on Wednesday that kidnapped Swiss aid worker Margaret Schenkel has been “released from...
Sheikhs: Electronic WFP ration card ‘final nail in coffin’ for Darfur camps
The announcement by the UN World Food Programme (WFP) in Sudan of a switch to a National Number-based electronic ration...
Economist: ‘Sudan govt. indirectly floated the Sudanese Pound without a declaration’
Economic expert Dr Sidgi Kabello has denied there is a government subsidy on flour and said that the government provides...
Journo held after West Darfur press conference
Journalist Alaeldin Babikir was arrested by agents of the National Intelligence and Security Service on Monday, after attending a press...
Locality workers, teachers down tools over pay delay in Babanusa, West Kordofan
Administrative and education services have ground to a halt in Babanusa Locality in West Kordofan, after workers including teachers called...
South Darfur arms collection: Sudan’s 2nd V-P, Wali, Unamid meet at Kalma camp
The Second Vice-President of Sudan, Hasabo Abdulrahman, chaired a meeting in Kalma camp for the displaced near Nyala in South...
9th European Film Festival set to roll in Sudan capital
The Delegation of the European Union to Sudan announced today that the 9th European Film Festival is to run from...
Small Arms Survey report: ‘UN Peacekeepers have lost thousands of weapons in sub-Saharan Africa’
UN-backed peacekeepers have lost enough guns and ammunition in sub-Saharan Africa over the past two decades to arm an army,...
Report: ‘Corruption, including embezzlement, cronyism, patronage in Sudan’s gold industry’
The gold industry in Sudan is affected by country’s legal and institutional framework, “bureaucratic and political corruption, including embezzlement, cronyism...
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A compact weekly digest of Dabanga Sudan's highlights of the news from Darfur and Sudan ♦ Restrictive Press Act amendments...
Press Act amendments unite journalists in petition
Journalists have embarked on a campaign to collect signatures for their case to protest new amendments to the Press and...
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