November 30

• Conflict With Sudanese Rebels Hampers Security Arrangements - U.S. Envoy

  Sudan Tribune

  U.S. special envoy to Sudan and South Sudan said that the conflict between Khartoum and Sudanese rebels hampers the improvement of bilateral relations between the two countries and... Read more »

• Detained Ex-Spy Chief Hospitalized After 'Heart Attack'

  Sudan Tribune

  The embattled former chief of Sudan's security apparatus, Salah Gosh, was transferred from detention to a hospital in a critical condition after he experienced "a severe heart... Read more »

• Pakistani Warship Docks in Sudan's Port

  Sudan Tribune

  A Pakistani warship arrived on Thursday at Sudan's Red Sea port of Port Sudan as part of what the authorities described as routine visits while the planned arrival of Iranian... Read more »

• 'Vast Investment Opportunities in Sudan'

  The Herald

  Zimbabweans should take up abundant investment opportunities in Sudan's agriculture, mining and manufacturing sectors, an official has said. Read more »

• We Need Proactive Approach to Ebola, Marburg

  Observer

  Luweero district recently announced the containment of an Ebola outbreak there. Not long before this, there had been a Marburg outbreak in Kabale district which had in turn been... Read more »

• 'Arbitrary Arrests' Reported in Abu Shouk

  Radio Dabanga

  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 »

• Herders Critically Injure Four Displaced, Sources

  Radio Dabanga

  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 »

• Student Detained By Nyala Security Services

  Radio Dabanga

  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 »

• Criminals Release Health Ministry Workers

  Radio Dabanga

  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 »

• Security Authorities Halt Sugar Smuggling

  Radio Dabanga

  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 »

• Zanzibar Stun Amavubi

  New Times

  Namboole stadium pitch was very poor and so was Amavubi Stars in their 2-1 loss to Zanzibar in a group C encounter of the Cecafa Tusker Senior Challenge Cup played yesterday. Read more »

• Somalia Hopes of Advancing Go Up in Smoke

  The Star

  Somalia's brave display once again ended with no reward as they were beaten 1-0 by Sudan despite dominating most of their encounter in the second Group 'B' match of the Cecafa... Read more »

November 29

• Wash United, Cecafa in Hand-Washing Campaign

  Independent

  The Council for East and Central Africa Football Associations (CECAFA) has joined hands with WASH United, a German non-profit organization that harnesses the positive influence of... Read more »

• Sudan's Misseriya Stage Demonstrations Against Mbeki's Abyei Proposal

  Sudan Tribune

  Around 100 members of the Arab Misseriya tribe staged a demonstration in Khartoum on Wednesday to protest the proposal tabled by African Union (AU) mediator Thabo Mbeki on the... Read more »

• South Kordofan and Blue Nile Conflict Compromises Security Deal Implementation - South Sudan

  Sudan Tribune

  South Sudanese Ambassador to the United Nations said the implementation of security arrangements will be compromised without the resolution of South Kordofan and Blue Nile... Read more »

• Sudanese MPs to Intercede With President for Clemency of 'Subversive Attempt' Detainees

  Sudan Tribune

  A group of parliamentarians representing Sudan's ruling National Congress Party (NCP) announced their intention on Wednesday to meet President Omer Al-Bashir and request clemency... Read more »

• Getting Healthcare to Hard-to-Reach Areas

  IRIN

  Decades of war and a lack of development have left a majority of South Sudan's population without access to any form of healthcare, resulting in some of the world's worst health... Read more »

• Security Forces in Sudan Torture High School Demonstrators [press release]

  IFEX

  The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information (ANHRI) condemns Sudanese security forces for arresting demonstrators on 8 November, 2012. Read more »

• North Darfur Authorities Express Reservations Over Unamid's New Security Strategy

  Sudan Tribune

  The government of North Darfur State voiced reservations over a security strategy that the United Nations-African Union Peacekeeping Mission in the region (UNAMID) aims to adopt in... Read more »

• Pending Issues Between Sudan and South Sudan Having Negative Security Effects - UN

  UN News

  The United Nations peacekeeping chief today warned that the lack of progress on outstanding issues between Sudan and South Sudan is having a negative impact on the stability of the... Read more »

• 'New Strategy for Protection of Civilians'

  Radio Dabanga

  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 »

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

  Radio Dabanga

  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 »

• Nation, Sudan Ink MOU On Social Cooperation

  Egypt Online

  Insurance and Social Affairs Minister Nagwa Khalil signed with her Sudanese counterpart Amira al-Fadel on Tuesday 27/11/2012 a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on cooperation in... Read more »

• Refugees - 'Water Scarcity Causes Violence'

  Radio Dabanga

  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 »

• Implementation of Darfur Water Project Announced

  Radio Dabanga

  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 »