Water crisis in various parts of Sudan
Residents of four villages in Abu Jubaiha in South Kordofan are facing a severe drinking water crisis. People in eastern...
Two medical staff for 90 patients/day in West Darfur’s Sirba
Patients in Sirba in West Darfur complain about the deterioration of medical services in the area. Speaking to Radio Dabanga...
Sudan Football Association in turmoil
A large quarrel developed in front of the offices of the Sudan Football Association (SFA) in Khartoum this morning. The police had...
South Darfur gunfight leaves 11 dead, 17 injured
At least 11 people were killed and 17 others wounded in a gunfight between cattle thieves and a search party...
Deadly ambush, ‘foreigners bussed-in’ in North Darfur’s Gallab
A displaced woman was killed, her sister was injured, and five others went missing in an ambush in Gallab near...
Health situation in eastern Sudan’s Tokar ‘stable’
The health situation in Tokar in Red Sea state has become stable, according to the locality’s commissioner. Mekki Abdallah, Commissioner of...
‘Sudan’s new Voluntary Work Act oppressive’: activist
The draft of Sudan’s new Voluntary and Humanitarian Work Act aims to control the civil society organisations in the country,...
South Darfur survey: hundreds mentally ill
A survey conducted by the Department of Social Welfare in South Darfur has showed a significant increase in the number...
‘End of Joseph Kony hunt breeds frustration and fear’: IRIN
Uganda and the USA have ended a six-year search for warlord Joseph Kony and his Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA). Yet...
About 160,000 Sudanese, South Sudanese in Abyei need aid
According to the UN Secretary-General’s most recent report on Abyei, the humanitarian situation has remained relatively stable. Nevertheless, the people...
Sudan President expresses hope for dialogue
Sudan’s President Omar Al Bashir hopes that the coming stage of the national dialogue will witness wise political practices by...
Sudan OCHA bulletin 10: Funding gap for health services in South Darfur camp
The World Health Organization (WHO) reports that up to 185,000 people in the Otash camp for the displaced and the...
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