Eastern Sudan’s Kassala still short of bread
The bread crisis in Aroma and Halfa El Jadeeda in eastern Sudan’s Kassala has entered its second month. “More than...
Task forces to conduct survey among North Darfur displaced
The participants in a special workshop on the situation of the displaced people in North Darfur have recommended a survey...
Sudanese civil society groups condemn Kalma camp killings
The reported killing of people in the violence between government forces and protesters during a visit of the Sudanese president...
‘Human rights violations in Sudan continue’: 22 organisations to UN Council
The United Nations Human Rights Council should take stronger action in response to the dire human rights situation in Sudan,...
Flash floods kill two, block roads to eastern Sudan towns
Flash floods caused the death of two people in El Gedaref in eastern Sudan on Wednesday and blocked off the...
Gunmen kill boy in Central Darfur camp
Armed men killed a school boy in Nierteti camp in Central Darfur on Thursday. Militants shot 14-year-old Abdelazim Abdeljabbar, a...
South Darfur camp protest turns deadly, Unamid calls for restraint
Smoke from the clashes near the presidential road show (RD) (UPDATE 17:20) Reportedly five people died in protests against a...
Khartoum state closes school with cholera cases
The Khartoum state Ministry of Health closed a school in Jebel Awlia locality after more than 20 students suffered from...
Sudan to submit human rights resolution to UN Council
The Sudanese government submitted a draft resolution together with the United States on the situation of human rights in Sudan,...
Black market sells scarce bread in eastern Sudan’s El Gedaref
Bread is being sold in the black market in El Gedaref in Sudan as the flour shortage endures in the...
Al Bashir ‘not welcome’ in South Darfur camps
Protests and marches continued in and around Kalma camp for the displaced near the South Darfur capital of Nyala ahead...
‘Significant rise in inflation’: Sudan economist
The inflation rate in Sudan rose sharply during the month of August to 34.67 per cent. This is 1.11 per...
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