Darfur child killed by ‘stray bullet’
A child has been killed by a single stray bullet in the Sortony camp for the displaced in North Darfur. Young...
Sudan Govt.: 15% deficit in flour production
The Sudanese Government anticipates that there will be a 15 per cent deficit in flour production in the country over...
Darfur herders still hold convoy hostage
A commercial convoy en route from the South Darfur capital of Nyala to the North Darfur capital of El Fasher...
International community ‘concerned’ over Sudan detentions, press curbs
The members of the Sudan Troika (Norway, the United Kingdom, and the United States), the European Union, and Canada, have...
PCP threaten to quit Sudan’s National Dialogue
Sudan’s opposition Popular Congress Party (PCP) has threatened to quit the country’s National Dialogue unless curbs on the powers of...
Three villagers dead in Darfur herder attack
Three people, including an eight-year-old child, have been shot dead during an attack by herders on Barkendi village in Dobo...
Chemist: Cyanide, mercury ‘catastrophic environmental risk’ in South Kordofan
An expert has warned of “catastrophic environmental risks” of the use of cyanide in mining, and the serious effects on...
17 shops destroyed in South Darfur market inferno
A fire that swept through Abuja market in Gireida, South Darfur, has completely destroyed 17 shops. The fire, which broke...
Two dead as weed smugglers, PDF clash in North Darfur
A member of the Popular Defence Forces (PDF) and a cannabis smuggler were killed on Tuesday in an exchange of...
♦ This week’s news in brief ♦
A compact weekly digest of Dabanga Sudan's highlights of the news from Darfur and Sudan ♦ Crackdown on press: Sudan...
Sudan security seizes Midan newspaper again
The security service confiscated the print-runs of El Midan newspaper again this morning, after the newspaper was seized several times...
Sudanese companies learn to do business with UN
The African Union-United Nations peacekeeping mission held a seminar, 'How to do business with the UN', for 300 Sudanese companies...
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