Radio Dabanga (Hilversum)
Radio Dabanga is produced by a coalition of Sudanese journalists and international media development organizations.
Website: http://www.radiodabanga.org
May 17
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Sudan: JEM Strongly Refutes Faction's Account of Chad-Sudan Border Clash
A senior member of the Justice and Equality Movement (JEM) has strongly refuted accounts by the JEM-Bashar breakaway faction of the clash on the Chad-Sudan border on Sunday left... Read more »
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Sudan: Media Highlights Plight of Darfur Displaced 'But Govt Ignores Us'
Displaced persons in the Darfur camps have praised ongoing efforts to assist approximately 40,000 people who have arrived in the El Rahad area, North Kordofan. Most of these are... Read more »
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Sudan: 'Sudan Air Force' Drops 20 Bombs On Nuba Mountains, South Kordofan
The official spokesman of the rebel group SPLM-N has accused the Sudan Air Force of raining 20 bombs on villages in the Nuba Mountains in South Kordofan on Wednesday. Two civilians... Read more »
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Sudan: Security Service On 'Mission Against Rebels' in North Darfur
A senior security services delegation led by the Director of the National Intelligence of Security Service and the General Commander of the Armed Forces has arrived in North Darfur... Read more »
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Sudan: UN - More Than 300,000 Darfur Displaced in Five Months
In its latest report, the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) confirms that more than 300,000 people have been forcibly displaced in Darfur since the... Read more »
May 16
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Sudan: Woman Miscarries After Beating On Road to Bir Dageeg, West Darfur
On Monday, armed pro-government militiamen wearing Central Reserve Forces (Abu Tira) uniforms assaulted and robbed a group of 12 women and five men who were returning to Bir Dageeg... Read more »
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Sudan: South Darfur 'Humanitarian Catastrophe' As Rainy Season Approaches
Camps for displaced persons near Nyala in South Darfur are in dire need of tarpaulins and tents with the approaching rainy season. The existing equipment is worn, broken, and... Read more »
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Sudan: Militia and Paramilitary Forces Clash in North Darfur - Two Wounded
Two pro-government militiamen were wounded on Wednesday after clashing with paramilitary troops of the Central Reserve Forces (also known as Abu Tira) in Kabkabiya, North Darfur. Read more »
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Sudan: 'Sudan Air Force' Drops 13 Bombs On Nuba Mountains, 25 Civilians Killed
An Antonov aircraft "belonging to the Sudanese Air Force" dropped 13 bombs on a village east of the Nuba Mountains, South Kordofan, on Wednesday morning. A local source said 25... Read more »
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Sudan: International Condemnation of Sudan DDPD Signatory Leader's Slaying
In a statement from Addis Ababa on Monday, the African Union (AU) has condemned the killing on Sunday of JEM-Bashar commander Mohamed Bashar, his deputy, and other members of his... Read more »
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Sudan: 'Deliberate Assassination' - Surviving Bashar Brother Visits Burial Site in North Darfur
Abdul Al Rahman Bashar, brother of JEM-Bashar faction leader Mohamed Bashar, who was killed along with six others including a third brother Noureen Bashar near to the Chad-Sudan... Read more »
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Sudan: International Missions Voice Concern for Security in Sudan
Several foreign diplomatic missions have issued security warnings to their citizens in response to the deteriorating security situation in Sudan. Warnings have been in place for... Read more »
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Sudan: South Darfur Residents Blame Militias for Ongoing Violence in the State Capital
Residents of Nyala, capital of South Darfur, continue to complain about the poor security conditions inside the city blaming pro-government militias. Traders also continue to be... Read more »
May 15
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Sudan: Air Raids Decimate Livestock Near East Jebel Mara - Darfur
Eyewitnesses have told Radio Dabanga of renewed air raids on Tuesday on areas of East Jebel Marra in Darfur, which led to the death of large numbers of livestock. According to the... Read more »
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Sudan: Detained Women On Hunger Strike in North Kordofan Prison, Sudan
A group of 18 women, detained without trial in Obeid, capital of South Kordofan in Sudan, embarked on a hunger strike on Monday to draw attention to their plight. Read more »
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Sudan: SRF - 'Sudan' Air Raid Kills Three in Abu Karshola, South Kordofan
Two children and a woman have been killed in an air raid on the village of Hajar Kenena, on the outskirts of Abu Karshola on Monday, according to a spokesman for the Sudanese... Read more »
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Sudan: JEM - 'Chadian Troops Cross Border Into Darfur'
The Justice and Equality Movement (JEM) announced that a group of Chadian Army troops entered Darfur on Tuesday in what they termed "a blatant act of interference by Chadian... Read more »
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Sudan: Attack On Abu Karshola Leaves 411 Sudan Soldiers Dead - Rebels
The Sudanese Revolutionary Front (SRF) claims to have repelled an attack on Monday by government forces, who were attempting to recapture the city of Abu Karshola in South... Read more »
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Sudan: Report - North Darfur Gold Mine Conflicts Not Inter-Tribal - Sudan Regime Behind Them
"The Sudanese ruling party's heightened interest in Darfur's recently discovered gold mines and its role in spurring violence in the area fits this historic pattern of employing... Read more »
May 14
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Sudan: Sudan Rebels 'Destroy' Convoy in Kordofan - Threats From Khartoum
The Sudanese Revolutionary Front (SRF) claims to have destroyed a government convoy carrying 2,000 troops on Monday who were attempting to recapture the city of Abu Karshola in... Read more »
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South Sudan: South Sudan Army - 'Khartoum Behind Killing of Ngok Dinka Chief in Abyei'
Spokesman for the South Sudanese army has accused Khartoum of complicity in the assassination of Kuol Deng Kuol, paramount chief of the Ngok Dinka, by Misseriya gunmen in the... Read more »
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Sudan: Fur-Tarjam Tribal Clashes Displace Over 7,600 Families in Darfur
The number of people who have fled the recent clashes between Fur and Tarjam tribesmen has increased tenfold since the beginning of the month. The two tribes clashed in El Salam... Read more »
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Sudan: Conflicting Reports As JEM-Bashar Leader Dies Near Chad-Sudan Border
Mohamed Bashar, leader of a breakaway faction of the Justice and Equality Movement (JEM) and his deputy, Suleiman Arko, were killed on Sunday during an attack near the... Read more »
May 13
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Chad: HRW Urges Chad to Arrest Sudan's President Bashir
The President of the Republic of Sudan, Omer Al Bashir, arrived in N'Djamena, the capital of Chad, on Friday evening to take part in the African Great Green Wall Summit, which is... Read more »
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Sudan: Thieves Kill Displaced Man at Central Darfur House
A displaced man was shot dead in his house at a Central Darfur camp by armed militiamen who were trying to steal his sheep early on Friday morning. Read more »
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