November 23

• Sudan: Another 18 Infected With Yellow Fever

  A total of 18 new cases of yellow fever have been registered in East and West Darfur by Thursday night, 22 November, different sources informed Radio Dabanga. One of the victims... Read more »

• Sudan: SAF Denies Links With Hashaba Attacks

  Colonel Sawarmi Khaled Saad, spokesman of the Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) denied having any links with the attacks in Hashaba from last September, Radio Dabanga has learned on... Read more »

• Sudan: 'Coup d'état' - Sources Share Their Views

  In light of the recent unrests in Khartoum on Thursday, 22 November, opposition political forces, armed movements and experts shared their views about what the 'coup attempt'... Read more »

• Sudan: Tanks Appear in Khartoum After Arrest of Generals and Security Officers

  The Sudan government has arrested at least 14 high ranked army and security officials and several civilians connected to the ruling party of president Omar Al Bashir for an... Read more »

• Sudan: Teachers' Salaries 'Not Paid for 18 Months'

  About 1.288 basic school teachers from South Darfur have denounced not receiving their salaries for 18 months, or since their appointment, they told Radio Dabanga on Thursday, 22... Read more »

• Sudan: UN Urges Sudan to Adopt Comprehensive Approach

  Following the conclusion of his visit to Sudan, UN Special Rapporteur Chaloka Beyani urged the federal government 'to adopt a comprehensive approach to durable solutions' for the... Read more »

• Sudan: National Consensus Forces Hold Meeting in Khartoum

  Members of the National Consensus Forces, which include main opposition parties in Sudan, reportedly held an extensive meeting in Khartoum in which they discussed issues as... Read more »

• Sudan: Herders Shoot Farmer in Sirba Locality

  A farmer from Kendebe, in Sirba locality, West Darfur, was shot by herders inside his house, a local resident told Radio Dabanga on Wednesday, 21 November. The victim was... Read more »

November 22

• Sudan: Rebels Resume Shelling Kadugli

  The Sudan Revolutionary Front (SRF) has reportedly shelled the city of Kadugli at approximately 5 o'clock on Wednesday evening, November 21, sources told Radio Dabanga. Read more »

• Sudan: Yellow Fever Continues to Claim Lives

  The death toll as a result of the yellow fever epidemic in West Darfur has risen to 47, while the total number of infections reached a number of 157, Radio Dabanga learned on... Read more »

• Sudan: Herders Accused of Injuring Farmer

  A witness recounted to Radio Dabanga that a group of herders allegedly entered their cattle onto a farm on Tuesday evening, November 20, in Birka Saira area of Saraf Omra locality... Read more »

• Sudan: Darfuri Students to Be Exempted From University Fees

  The chancellor of the University of Khartoum has reportedly instructed all of the university's deans to exempt Darfuri students from registration and tuition fees for this year,... Read more »

• Sudan: Darfur Citizens - Government Is Delaying Vaccination Campaign

  Citizens of Central and South Darfur have criticized the authorities for delaying the start of the vaccination campaign, causing fear among citizens and camp residents that the... Read more »

• Sudan: Trucks Prevented From Travelling to East and South Darfur

  Security forces and local authorities have stopped all trucks and cargo carriers in El-Obeid, North Kordofan on Thursday November 15 and reportedly prevents them from travelling to... Read more »

November 21

• Sudan: Third Day of Attacks in Saraf Jidad

  Armed herders allegedly attacked the area of Saraf Jidad, Sirba locality, in West Darfur on Tuesday November 20 for the third day in a row, Radio Dabanga has learned. Read more »

• Sudan: Camp Residents - 'No Free Education'

  Displaced residents of Kalma camp in South Darfur consider the decision, issued by the state, for free primary education as 'non existent', Radio Dabanga learned on Monday November... Read more »

• Sudan: New Cases of Disease 'Resembling Yellow Fever'

  Activists and residents from Kabkabiya locality, North Darfur, have informed Radio Dabanga on Tuesday November 20, about the alleged arrival of four new cases of a disease... Read more »

• Sudan: Camp Activist - 'No Food Distribution for Five Months'

  Displaced residents from Argo and Dali camps in North Darfur have complained about the stop in food ration distribution over the past five months, Radio Dabanga learned on Tuesday... Read more »

• Sudan: Yellow Fever Claims More Lives

  News reports received on Tuesday November 20 read that the total number of cases of the yellow fever epidemic has reached 518, while the death toll has reached a number of 134... Read more »

• Sudan: SAF - 'Rebel Movements Raise SRF Flag in El-Rigeibat'

  Colonel Sawarmi Khaled Saad, spokesman of the Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) stated that elements of unidentified movements in Darfur have gathered in the El-Rigeibat area, at about ten... Read more »

• Sudan: Farmers Complain About Early Grazing

  Farmers from several localities across Darfur have complained about early grazing of herders' livestock on their farms, Radio Dabanga has learned on Monday November 19. Read more »

November 20

• Sudan: UN Denied Access to Kassab Camp

  Sources from North Darfur announced that Sudanese authorities denied UN Special Rapporteur Chaloka Beyani access to Kassab camp, in Kutum locality, on Saturday, 17 November, they... Read more »

• Sudan: Herders Kidnap Police, Injure Displaced

  A group of herders reportedly kidnapped three members of the community police after raiding their station at a displaced camp in Saraf Jidad area, in Sirba locality, West Darfur,... Read more »

• Sudan: JEM Splinter Group Holds Conference

  The transitional military council of the splinter faction from the Justice and Equality Movement (JEM) is currently holding a conference in the region of Derma, North Darfur, the... Read more »

• Sudan: Gunmen Attack Injures One Displaced

  Unidentified gunmen attacked camp Khamsa Dagiq, in Zalingei, Central Darfur wounding a displaced woman who is now in a hospital for treatment, a camp activist told Radio Dabanga. Read more »