‘Khartoum is creating an illusion of stability’: Sudanese think tank
According to a new report by the Sudan Democracy First Group (SDFG) the ruling National Congress Party (NCP) and its...
Sudan OCHA bulletin 16: WHO, partners responding to watery diarrhoea/cholera
Last week the Sudanese Minister of Health visited South Darfur’s Kalma camp for the displaced to witness the response to...
Border Guards refuse to join Sudan’s main militia
Members of the Border Guards militia in Darfur have rejected plans by the Ministry of Defence to restructure “the supporting...
Juba blocks access to Radio Tamazuj, Sudan Tribune
The South Sudanese government has ordered service provider, the Zain Telecommunications Group, to bar access to the websites of Radio...
Cargo workers fear losing income in Port Sudan
Port workers in Red Sea state have warned of the consequences of the establishment of new cargo companies. The governor...
More than 3 million Sudanese face ‘severe food insecurity’
In spite of an early onset of the June-September rainy season this year, about 3.4 million people throughout Sudan are...
Sudan’s Foreign Minister: ‘Washington to lift sanctions in October’
According to the Sudanese Minister of Foreign Affairs, the US administration has promised Khartoum that the economic embargo on Sudan...
BREAKING: Stranded students forced to leave, return to Darfur
Under pressure from the Sudanese security apparatus, hundreds of Darfuri students who were stranded in a village nearby Khartoum for...
WHO supports cholera treatment centre in South Darfur
The World Health Organization is supporting a cholera treatment centre in Nyala city, a United Nations office reported. Two people...
Supporters of stranded students, politician detained in Sudan
Five members of an initiative in support of the stranded students in White Nile were detained by the Sudanese security...
Resigned students’ demands not met, lawyers show support
Policemen surrounded the hundreds of students as they are still bivouacking at the village of Sheikh El Yagout, blocked from...
Port Sudan areas “still cut-off from water service”
Districts in Port Sudan are still cut off from water services following protests against the water outages, amid the heat...
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