November 30

• Sudan: 'Arbitrary Arrests' Reported in Abu Shouk

  Residents from Abu Shouk camp in North Darfur are complaining about 'arbitrary arrests' carried out by security services at the site, they told Radio Dabanga on Thursday, 29... Read more »

• Sudan: Herders Critically Injure Four Displaced, Sources

  Four residents from camp Mornei in West Darfur were critically injured after being heavily beaten by herders on Wednesday, 28 November, eye-witnesses informed Radio Dabanga. Read more »

• Sudan: Student Detained By Nyala Security Services

  The security services of Nyala, South Darfur, arrested a student three days ago and are still keeping him in detention, sources told Radio Dabanga on Thursday, 29 November. Read more »

• Sudan: Criminals Release Health Ministry Workers

  An unidentified criminal group, who kidnapped three individuals working for the ministry of health of South Darfur, released the hostages in Nitega locality, community leaders told... Read more »

• Sudan: North Darfur Civilians - 'Strange Bombs, Two Dead'

  Two children were killed in East Jebel Marra, North Darfur when the Sudanese air force bombed the area on Wednesday, 28 November, witnesses told Radio Dabanga. They added that the... Read more »

• Sudan: Security Authorities Halt Sugar Smuggling

  Security authorities from North Darfur announced they have halted the smuggling of more than 4.500 sugar sacks heading to Chad, Radio Dabanga learned on Thursday, 29 November. Read more »

November 29

• Sudan: Winter Approaching - Displaced Across Darfur Face Critical Conditions

  Camp representatives and activists from across Darfur have asked the authorities and humanitarian organizations to provide blankets, mattresses and covers for the camps, as the... Read more »

• Sudan: Opposition Members Arrested ' in Connection With Coup Attempt'

  Ahmed Bilal Osman, Minister of Culture and Information, said that the authorities arrested two opposition members in connection to the coup attempt, sources told Radio Dabanga on... Read more »

• Sudan: 'New Strategy for Protection of Civilians'

  Aichatou Mindaoudou, Acting Joint Special Representative of UNAMID, announced that the Mission is in the process of developing a new strategy to protect civilians in the regions. Read more »

• Sudan: Darfur MPs Threaten to Resign From National Assembly

  At a session of the National Assembly, Darfur MPs have threatened to collectively submit their resignations if the procrastination in the construction of the Western Salvation Road... Read more »

• Sudan: Gunmen Ambush Displaced Men

  Gunmen, alleged members of a pro-government militia, looted the belongings of two displaced persons from Kassab camp near Kutum in North Darfur. Read more »

• Sudan: Refugees - 'Water Scarcity Causes Violence'

  Darfuri refugees from Gaga and Farshana camps in Eastern Chad have appealed to all public and environmental health organizations to urgently address the scarcity of drinking water... Read more »

• Sudan: SPLM-N - 'SAF Drops 330 Bombs in Nuba Mountains'

  A press release issued by the Sudan People's Liberation Movement - North (SPLM-N), claims that the Sudan Air Forces (SAF) dropped approximately 330 bombs on both South Kordofan and... Read more »

• Sudan: Implementation of Darfur Water Project Announced

  The Ministry of Finance in cooperation with the Transitional Darfur Regional Authority and the Ministry of Water Resources, Electricity and Dams, announced the upcoming... Read more »

November 28

• Sudan: Gunmen Kill Elderly Woman in North Darfur

  A 70-year-old woman was killed inside a farm in Umm Laota, North Darfur, as a result of random shots fired by members of the Sudanese Central Reserve Forces and pro-government... Read more »

• Sudan: Yellow Fever Casualty Reported in Central Darfur Camp

  A Zalingei camps coordinator, in Central Darfur, announced that one person died and another five were infected by yellow fever in the past weeks, Radio Dabanga has learned on... Read more »

• Sudan: Minister Attributes Fuel Shortage to Security Reasons

  The Sudanese National Assembly overwhelmingly rejected the arguments provided by the minister of electricity explaining the causes of the constant power and fuel shortages South... Read more »

• Sudan: Sudan, U.S. Review Humanitarian Situation in Darfur

  Sudan's Minister at the Presidency and the U.S. Special Envoy to Sudan have jointly reviewed the humanitarian situation in Darfur, Radio Dabanga learned on Tuesday, 27 November. Read more »

• Sudan: Sources - Air Force Drops 16 Bombs, Kills Woman

  The Sudanese air force has dropped 16 bombs on the Nagoya village, Umm Doreen locality, South Kordofan, killing one woman, a local resident told Radio Dabanga. Read more »

• Sudan: Militia 'Burns 350 Houses' in South Kordofan

  Citizens from El-Delanj locality, South Kordofan, accused a group of pro-government militia of burning 350 houses and 60 square kilometers of farms, they told Radio Dabanga on... Read more »

November 27

• Sudan: 16 Days Campaign Challenges Violence Against Women

  On Sunday November 25, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, the start of the annual 16 days of Activism Against Gender Violence Campaign was... Read more »

• Sudan: The Potential Successors of Bashir Are Warming-Up for the Power Struggle [analysis]

  Tanks were dwelling over Ebed Khatim Street, the people from Sudan were told the government prevented the nation from a coup attempt and high ranked officials were sent to prison. Read more »

• Sudan: Militants Allegedly Kill Two and Rape Three

  Two displaced persons were killed and another four injured when an alleged pro-government militia opened fire on them in the village of Kobe at approximately four kilometers from... Read more »

• Sudan: Armed Herders Accused of Killing Farmer

  Adam Abkar, a displaced person from Kendebe camp in West Darfur was allegedly shot dead by armed herders inside his farm on Sunday evening, November 25, Radio Dabanga has learned. Read more »

• Sudan: Fuel Prices Increase in West and South Darfur

  Fuel prices have gone up in the states of West and South Darfur, causing a transport crisis and scarcity of electricity and water, Radio Dabanga learned on Sunday November 25. Read more »