Sudan becomes 39th province of Anglican Church
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, has declared Sudan a new province of the Anglican Church on Sunday. The archbishop...
Leaders of East Darfur warring tribes ‘transported’ to Khartoum
East Darfur authorities transported 21 Rizeigat and Maaliya leaders to Khartoum on Sunday. The tribal leaders have reportedly been summoned...
Police chief killed by herders in West Darfur
A police chief was shot dead and two policemen were wounded in an attack by herders on a police station...
Sudanese activists demand ‘White Nile Sugar case’ reopened
Activists in White Nile state have commemorated the 10th anniversary of the deadly incidents at El Aawaj village in El...
MPs to summon Prime Minister over Darfur students’ case
Sudanese MPs are collecting signatures to summon Prime Minister Bakri Hassan Saleh concerning the situation of the more than 1,000...
Cholera still spreading in eastern Sudan, decreasing in El Gezira
Six people died of cholera in Halfa El Jadeeda in Kassala state last week. Four new cases were recorded. The...
Abductee from Saraf Omra released in West Darfur
Bahreldin Jabir Saeed was released in West Darfur on Thursday, after being abducted 40 days ago. Saeed was abducted, reportedly...
Calls for development of Port Sudan workers associations
Civil society leaders in Red Sea state have condemned the decision of the Red Sea state government to establish new...
Amnesty Int. calls for release of deported Sudanese activists
Three Sudanese activists who were deported from Saudi Arabia on 11 July were detained by officers of the National Intelligence...
Sudan’s church schools ordered to follow Muslim week
Sudan's Ministry of Education has reportedly issued an order to church schools in Sudan to observe the weekend on Friday...
Darfuri student meeting dispersed by Khartoum police
Police in Khartoum dispersed by force a gathering for a speech by the Darfuri students associations of universities at the...
Darfur rebel faction warns of ‘further split in leadership’
In Khartoum, the Justice and Equality Movement (JEM) faction led by Bakheet Abdelkarim (known as Dabajo) warned of a further...
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