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October 23
Sudan: Sudanese Lawyers File Appeal Against Deportation Rebel Leader
A group of Sudanese human rights lawyers have lodged an appeal at the Constitutional Court against the deportation of Ibrahim El Maaz Deng, leading member of the Darfur Justice and… Read more »
Sudan: 'Khartoum Intends to Dismantle Darfur Camps By Force' - Abdelwahid
According to Abdelwahid El Nur, head of the mainstream Sudan Liberation Movement (SLM-AW), the people living in the Darfur camps for the displaced do not carry weapons. He… Read more »
Sudan: President in Kuwait, FA Minister to Lobby in U.S.
President Omar Al Bashir travelled to the Arab Gulf over the weekend for talks about the reconstruction of Sudan and peace in the country. Khartoum will continue its talks with… Read more »
Sudan: El Gezira Scheme to Restore Farmers Union
Farmers of Sudan's El Gezira and El Managil Agricultural Scheme have decided to restore the El Gezira Farmers Union. Read more »
Sudan: Sudanese Rebel Leaders Take Steps to 'Rebuild the SPLM-N'
On Sunday, the Sudan People's Liberation Movement-North (SPLM-N) headed by Malik Agar, presented two discussion papers in order to rebuild the rebel group after it split this year. Read more »
October 22
Sudan: UNAMID Downsizing - 570 Civilian Jobs to Be Lost in Darfur
The United Nations-African Union peacekeeping Mission in Darfur (Unamid) has handed 11 team sites across Darfur to the Sudanese government. The last closure, the Zamzam site in… Read more »
Sudan: New U.S.$5 Million Agreement to Improve Health Facilities in Eastern Sudan
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the Sudanese Ministries of International Cooperation and Health have reached an agreement on improving health facilities and the… Read more »
October 20
Sudan: Boy, Man Abducted in North Darfur
A boy and a man were abducted in separate incidents in Tawila and in East Jebel Marra on Sunday and Thursday. Read more »
Sudan: Minister to Declare Sudan 'Watery Diarrhoea' Free
The Sudanese Minister of Health, Bahar Idris Abu Garda, announced Sudan to be clear of the acute watery diarrhoea epidemic. His ministry completed all arrangements to declare Sudan… Read more »
Sudan: Darfuri Author Daoud Hari Awarded for 'Journalistic Courage'
The Sudanese author Daoud Ibrahim Hari received a Lebanese award for his 'exceptional journalistic courage' during his work as translator and guide for NGOs and journalists such as… Read more »
October 22
Sudan: Sudan 'Disappointed' At Renewed U.S. Travel Warning
The Sudanese government has reacted 'with regret' to the announcement on Thursday by the US State Department in Washington of a renewed travel warning advising US citizens of the… Read more »
October 19
Sudan: U.S. Renews Sudan Travel Warning
The US Department of State today issued a new travel warning to US Citizens of the risks of travel to Sudan. "US citizens should avoid all travel to the Darfur states, Blue Nile… Read more »
Sudan: African Ambassadors Tour Darfur
A delegation of Ambassadors and heads of diplomatic mission for several African countries began a visit to Darfur to assess the situation on the ground in war-torn region. Read more »
Sudan: North Kordofan Villagers Demand Dismantling of Toxic Gold Extraction Factory
The residents of El Marakh area of Jabrat El Sheikh village in North Kordofan submitted a memorandum to the Governor of North Kordofan, the federal Ministers of Health and Minerals… Read more »
Sudan: Drones Deployed for North Darfur Arms Collection
The security authorities in North Darfur announced that a number of unmanned aircraft equipped with cameras have been brought-in to monitor and detect caches of weapons hidden… Read more »
Sudan: Market Dealer Killed, Three Darfuri Students Wounded in West Kordofan Armed Robbery
A man was shot dead El Hadi El Tijani Abdallah was shot dead and three others were wounded in an armed robbery in a house in El Fula in West Kordofan on Wednesday morning. Read more »
Sudan: 25 Dead As Chad Camel Raiders Clash With West Darfur Posse
At least 25 people were killed and an unknown number wounded when armed camel rustlers from Chad clashed with a local rescue team in West Darfur this week. The situation in the… Read more »
Sudan: Sudanese Pound in Free-Fall Against Dollar Despite Sanctions Relief
The exchange rate for the US Dollar continues to rise against the Sudanese Pound (SDG) just over a week after the relief of US economic sanctions against Sudan came into effect. A… Read more »
October 18
Sudan: ♦ This Week's News in Brief ♦
A compact weekly digest of Dabanga Sudan's highlights of the news from Darfur and Sudan Read more »
October 17
Sudan: 'Over 35,000' Cholera Cases in Sudan - Who, Ministry
The total number of reported cases of 'acute watery diarrhoea' across 18 states of Sudan has reached over 35,000 people - including 800 related deaths since August 2016 - according… Read more »
Sudan: South Darfur Bus Drivers Strike
Drivers of mini-buses in public transport held a strike for the third day in a row to protest the killing of a bus conductor in the transport station in Nyala on Saturday. Read more »
Sudan: Darfur States Start Enforcing Arms Collection
In South and East Darfur, the forced collection of weapons has resulted in the seizure of numbers of heavy weapons from civilians and militiamen, including machine guns and… Read more »
Sudan: Malaria in East Darfur, Kassala - 'More Than 50 Cases in Hospital Each Day'
East Darfur has seen a surge in malaria cases. The hospital in the state capital receives between 50 to 70 cases each day. Read more »
Sudan: Grenade Blast Kills Gunman in North Darfur City
A man was killed when the grenade he carried detonated in downtown El Fasher city on Sunday night, in front of the security squad chasing him. Several security officers were… Read more »
Sudan: Former Darfur Rebels Freeze Peace Deal With Khartoum
One of the former Darfuri rebel factions and signatories to a peace accord with Khartoum froze the agreement in protest against the slow pace of implementation. Read more »
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