July 24

• Sudan: Mixed Reports As JEM Clash With Sudanese Army Column in Kordofan

  The Justice and Equality Movement (JEM) claim that they have taken control of the Jabal Adaiir mountain area in northern South Kordofan state, "captured four government soldiers,... Read more »

July 23

• South Sudan: President Kiir Sacks VP and Entire Govt

  South Sudanese President Salva Kiir Mayardit has relieved his deputy, the secretary-general of the ruling party, 17 brigadiers in the police service and every national minister and... Read more »

• Sudan: School Students Protest Fee Rise in Central Darfur

  The secondary school students of Deleig in Central Darfur staged a demonstration on Monday protesting against the high tuition fees, announcing they would continue their strike and... Read more »

• Sudan: Robbery in Garsila Market, Central Darfur, Escalates Into Inter-Tribal Clash

  Nine people have died in violent clashes that erupted in the city of Garsila in Central Darfur on Monday afternoon that reportedly began as a robbery by militiamen, but soon... Read more »

• Sudan: Life 'Harsh and Intolerable' for Darfur Displaced

  The displaced in camps across Darfur are suffering from "harsh humanitarian and security conditions", illustrating the reality 'on the ground' of UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon's... Read more »

• Sudan: Darfur Farmer Killed in Air Raid On Jebel Marra

  A 55-year old South Darfur farmer was reportedly killed on Sunday when "a Sudan Air Force Antonov" allegedly dropped a bomb on her farm east of Jebel Marra in South Darfur. Read more »

• Sudan: 'Conditional Release' for 18 Women Detained in Sudan's North Kordofan

  A group of 18 women who have been detained "without access to lawyers or due legal process" since November 2012 in Obeid, capital of North Kordofan in Sudan, were "conditionally... Read more »

• Sudan: Clashes Between Police and Militiamen Shut-Down Bindisi, Central Darfur

  Shops, schools and government institutions in Bindisi in Central Darfur closed their doors on Monday after violent clashes erupted in the city between police and pro-government... Read more »

July 22

• Sudan: Women Grab AK-47, Drive-Off Would-Be Rapists in West Darfur

  Two displaced women from Armankul camp in Sirba locality, West Darfur, reportedly escaped an attempted rape by three "pro-government militiamen" on Saturday by fighting back. Read more »

• Sudan: Minister's Car and Three Others Hijacked in Central Darfur

  Four vehicles were hijacked by "unidentified gunmen" in two separate incidents in North Darfur on Saturday; three on the road between Mellit and state capital, El Fasher, and a... Read more »

• Sudan: JEM Asks AU to Support 'Comprehensive Solution for Sudan'

  The Justice and Equality Movement (JEM) has urged the African Union Peace and Security Council (PSC) to support a comprehensive solution for the crisis in Sudan, and not to back... Read more »

• Sudan: UN Chief - 'Situation in Darfur Continues to Regress'

  In his latest update to the UN Security Council, UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has lamented the continued deterioration of the humanitarian and security situation in Darfur. Read more »

• Sudan: Sudanese Communist Party Criticises Lifting of Fuel, Sugar Subsidies

  The General Secretary of the Sudanese Communist Party, Mohamed Mokhtar Al Khatib has criticised a plan by the Khartoum regime to lift subsidies on fuel and sugar over the next few... Read more »

• Sudan: Measles Kills Four Children in El Salam Camp, South Darfur

  Four children have died of measles in El Salam camp for the displaced near Nyala, capital of South Darfur, and there are threats the camp "might have to be dismantled". Read more »

• Sudan: 'WFP Bills Unpaid', So Millers Turn Displaced Away

  The owners of grain mills at Dreige camp near Nyala, capital of South Darfur have refused to grind corn for displaced people, alleging that the World Food Programme (WFP) "has not... Read more »

July 21

• Sudan: 'Militia Shoots Protector of Displaced Women in West Darfur' - Sheikh

  Pro-government militiamen "wearing on the uniforms of the Central Reserve Forces" (nicknamed Abu Tira) forces allegedly attacked a group of displaced women from Kendebe camp in... Read more »

• Sudan: 'Five Darfuri Students to Face Military Court' - Report

  Five Darfuri students detained and arrested by Sudan's National Intelligence and Security Services (NISS) last month are reportedly to face a military court - the first application... Read more »

• Sudan: Imam Injured, School Guard Killed 'By Militiamen' in Central Darfur

  A guard at Garsila Basic School in Central Darfur, Mohammed Issa Jumma, was shot dead on Thursday night, allegedly by "pro-government militiamen". In a shooting by a similar group,... Read more »

• Sudan: Farmers Quit As Militiamen Levy 'Rent' for Central Darfur Land

  Armed pro-government militiamen are levying 'rent' for farmland in Nertiti locality in Central Darfur, causing farmers to abandon their farms. Read more »

July 19

• Sudan: Hague Prosecutor Warns on Peacekeeper Attacks

  The Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) Fatou Bensouda, has cautioned that a "the intentional directing of attacks against a peacekeepers may constitute war... Read more »

• Sudan: Nearly 500 Flee Inter-Tribal Tensions in East Darfur

  Tension has reportedly been increasing between the Rezeigat and Maaliya tribes in Kulaykili Abu Salama in Assalaya locality, East Darfur, prompting people to flee the area. Read more »

• Sudan: 'Deteriorating Security in Parts of East Darfur' - UNAMID

  The security situation in and around Muhajeriya town in East Darfur has been deteriorating, with accounts of increased movement of armed groups around the town, According to a... Read more »

• Sudan: 500 Homes Destroyed By Flood in South Darfur Camp for Displaced

  Torrential rains that fell from 4am to 8pm on Wednesday caused a flood that destroyed more than 500 homes at Dreige camp for the displaced near Nyala, capital of South Darfur. Read more »

• Sudan: Uncertain Future for Displaced South Darfur Pupils

  The continued study of more than 25,000 displaced pupils at camp Kalma in South Darfur is facing challenges in both the short and longer term. Read more »

• Sudan: 'Services Resume At South Darfur Camps for Displaced' - World Vision

  Medical and nutrition services have resumed at Otash camp for displaced persons which is one of the largest near Nyala. Read more »