Murder, abduction by militiamen across Darfur
A man has been murdered, four abducted in two separate incidents, and 20 displaced people fired upon in incidents of...
Port Sudan transport managers accused as bus drivers walk free
The Public Prosecutor of Red Sea State has dropped charges against seven minibus drivers, and issued an arrest warrant against...
Journalist charged for West Darfur land ownership article
The Director of the West Darfur Land Administration has filed a complaint against journalist Adam Abdelrahim Dungos, editor of Sowt...
Peacekeepers injured in North Darfur blast
Ten Unamid soldiers were injured on Monday when a bomb went off alongside a patrol vehicle in El Tina locality...
Three South Darfur youths still detained
Three youths arrested in Ed El Fursan locality in South Darfur on 25 May following a sit-in are still being...
Kutum livestock raids continue
Reports continue to reach Radio Dabanga of raids by militiamen to steal cattle and livestock in Ein Siro area in...
Top surgeon assists with 50 urinary fistula ops in North Darfur
The urinary fistula centre in El Fasher has carried out 50 operations for urinary fistula* on patients from all five...
Poor harvest deepens food gap in North Darfur
The results of the post-harvest agricultural survey in North Darfur for the period from November 2016 to January 2017 show...
Telephone, internet use ‘decreasing in Sudan’
The number of telephone subscribers in Sudan has dropped from 28.3 million in 2015 to 27.9 million in the fourth quarter of...
‘Sudan’s health sector plagued by poor funding – TB, HIV/AIDS on the rise’: Health Minister
Cases of tuberculosis, infections with HIV/AIDS, and malnutrition among children have increased in Sudan during the first quarter of this...
♦ This week’s news in brief ♦
A compact weekly digest of Dabanga Sudan's highlights of the news from Darfur and Sudan ♦ Sudan's cholera epidemic: '14,659...
Cholera cases swell Khartoum Bahri hospitals
Cholera cases are further proliferating in Khartoum and White Nile states. The Health Ministry recorded 30 new cases while local...
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