August 01

• Sudan: Leaders Call On Darfur Tribes to 'Honour Treaty' As Clashes Subside

  Tribal and government leaders have called upon the Misseriya and Salamat tribes in Central Darfur "to honour the treaty signed between them", while the state's Presidential... Read more »

• Sudan: 'Decade of Darfur Violence Affects More Than 250 Aid Workers' - AWSD

  The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) has highlighted records of more than 250 aid workers who have been "affected by violence" in Darfur in the last... Read more »

• Sudan: Young Darfur Herder Dead in 'Almost Daily Air Raids On East Jebel Marra'

  The Sudanese Air Force is allegedly carrying out "almost daily" air raids on the East Jebel Marra locality in South Darfur. On Thursday, 12-year-old herder Musa Suleiman died, and... Read more »

• Sudan: 'Food Prices Remain High in Sudan' - FAO

  In its latest July 2013 Crops Prospects and Food Situation report, the Rome-based UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) reports that the prices of domestic cereals (mainly... Read more »

• Sudan: Sirba Camp Schools in West Darfur 'Neglected' - Sheikh

  A shortage of teachers and books, as well as high tuition fees, head a list of complaints to the Ministry of Education of West Darfur by the displaced of the Sirba camps. Read more »

• Sudan: Tribal Fighting Hampering Aid Operations in Central Darfur

  The fighting between the Misseriya and Salamat tribes that raged for more than a week at the heart of Central Darfur continues to affect humanitarian operations in the state. The... Read more »

July 31

• Sudan: Darfur Displaced Accuse Govt, HAC of 'Targeting Camps for Neglect'

  The Association of Displaced Persons and Refugees of Darfur has accused the government and its Humanitarian Aid Commission (HAC) of "exerting pressure on organisations not to... Read more »

• Sudan: Trucks Hijacked, Village Pillaged By Gunmen in Darfur

  Two commercial vehicles en route from El Fasher, capital of North Darfur, to Nyala in South Darfur, were hijacked and robbed, allegedly by pro-government militiamen on Monday... Read more »

• Sudan: UN Renews Mandate for Darfur Peacekeepers - Calls for Focus On High-Risk Areas

  The UN Security Council (UNSC) passed a resolution on Tuesday extending the mandate of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation (Unamid) for a further 13 months, until 31... Read more »

• Sudan: 'Herdsmen Graze Livestock On Darfur Farms At Gunpoint' - Farmers

  Multiple farmers from throughout Darfur have complained of "armed pro-government herdsmen" trespassing on their farms and beating and harassing them. Read more »

• Sudan: Marauding Militias Kill Five, Wound Seven, Kidnap Three in North Darfur

  Five people have reportedly died, seven - including a child - wounded, and another three kidnapped in militia attacks in Kabakabiya, North Darfur on Monday and Wednesday. Read more »

• Chad: Sudanese Refugees in Chad Face Disease, Hunger, Soaring Prices

  The Sudanese refugees of camp Farchana in eastern Chad have complained of a high mortality rate, especially among children and pregnant women, from malaria and diarrhoea. They... Read more »

July 30

• Sudan: Warring Tribes 'Swear to Halt Violence' in Central Darfur

  The clashes between Misseriya and Salamat tribesmen that have raged for more than a week and left more than 100 dead and dozens more wounded in Central Darfur have reportedly... Read more »

• Sudan: Medical NGO Workers' Salaries Stolen in Central Darfur

  Money intended to pay the salaries of International Medical Corps (IMC) workers has been stolen in a robbery in Zalingei, capital of Central Darfur on Monday. A witness told Radio... Read more »

• Sudan: Concerns of Farm Failure for Displaced in Central Darfur

  The poor security situation in Central Darfur state has resulted in a failed planting season for the displaced of the camps in the vicinity of state capital Zalingei. The... Read more »

• Sudan: Abbala-Beni Hussein Treaty 'Good for North Darfur Agriculture' - Minister

  The Minister of Agriculture for North Darfur state, Issa Mohamed Abdullah, has predicted that the peace treaty signed by the Abbala and Beni-Halba tribes in El Fasher on Saturday... Read more »

• Sudan: Day 24 of Sit-in Strike By Beja Eritrea Veterans in Port Sudan

  A sit-in strike by 769 demobilised Beja Congress fighters at the Office of Reintegration and Demobilisation in Port Sudan, capital of Red Sea state, has entered its 24th day,... Read more »

• Sudan: Displaced South Darfur Parents Plead School Fee Exemption

  The parents of higher secondary school students of the seven camps for the displaced at Nyala, capital of South Darfur, have complained of the expulsion of displaced students in... Read more »

July 29

• Sudan: El Salam Sheikh Robbed, Displaced Beaten By Militiamen in South Darfur

  The displaced inhabitants of El Salam camp in Bielel locality, South Darfur, have reportedly been subject to a spate of beatings and robberies, with not even camp leaders left... Read more »

• Sudan: Two Wounded As Bandits Target Zalingei-Nyala Highway in Darfur

  Two people have been wounded as gunmen, allegedly members of pro-government militias, accosted five vehicles en route to the main road link between Zalingei and Nyala, capitals of... Read more »

• Sudan: Bielel Mourns As Murdered Education Official and Sons Buried in South Darfur

  The funeral on Sunday of an education official and his two sons, all murdered by gunmen in an incident for a mobile phone, was apparently "well-attended by citizens and local... Read more »

• Sudan: Transporters Block Nyala Bridge to Protest Darfur Fuel Crisis

  The owners of rickshaws and various transportation vehicles blocked the Mecca Bridge in Nyala, capital of South Darfur on Saturday in protest against the fuel crisis currently... Read more »

• Sudan: 'Civilians in Sudan's Darfur Region Face Wholesale Destruction' - Reeves

  The current events in Darfur amount to "a vast human catastrophe" according to an article by respected Sudan researcher and commentator, Prof Eric Reeves. Read more »

• Sudan: East Darfur Youths Stage Protest for Oil Jobs - 12 Arrested

  Sudanese security authorities reportedly arrested 12 youths on Saturday, using bullets, batons and tear gas to disperse a group of protestors insisting on jobs in Darfur's oil... Read more »

• Sudan: Violence Claims Dozens More Lives in Darfur

  Dozens more people have reportedly been killed and wounded as violent clashes between Misseriya and Salamat tribesmen in Central Darfur. Move into their second week. Read more »