July 13
Sudan: Security Council Downsizes AU-UN Mission in Darfur, Eying Eventual Exit
UN News
The Security Council on Friday extended the mandate of the joint United Nations-African Union peacekeeping operation in Sudan's Darfur until the end of June next year, but reduced… Read more »
Sudan: Three Children Killed By Torrential Rainfall in North Darfur
Radio Dabanga
Three children died and another child was injured in torrential rainfalls in Tabit, North Darfur, this week. Read more »
Sudan: Prosecution Withdraws Complaint Against Darfuri Sheikh
Radio Dabanga
The State Security Prosecution has withdrawn the complaint against Sheikh Matar Younis and Adam Haroun, and has postponed the trial planned for yesterday to an indefinite date. Read more »
Sudan: Woman Killed, OMDA Injured in South Darfur
Radio Dabanga
A woman was shot dead as her husband, a local omda, was seriously wounded in a shooting by unknown gunmen near the South Darfur capital on Wednesday night. Read more »
July 12
Sudan: Al Bashir Bound for FIFA World Cup Final in Moscow
Radio Dabanga
Sudan's President Omar Al Bashir will travel to Moscow on Friday at the invitation of Russian President Vladimir Putin. Bashir will hold talks with Putin and also attend the final… Read more »
Sudan: South Darfur Committee to Investigate 'Phantom Employees
Radio Dabanga
South Darfur state has formed a committee to investigate an estimated 2,800 'phantom' jobs whose salaries have been held since April. Read more »
Libya: Detainees in Libya On Hunger Strike
Radio Dabanga
At least 1,500 Sudanese imprisoned in the Tajoura prison, east of the Libyan capital of Tripoli, have entered into a hunger strike since Friday in protest against their continued… Read more »
Sudan: Darfur Agricultural Season 'Catastrophic Failure'
Radio Dabanga
Displaced people in Darfur have warned for the failure of the current agricultural season in the region because of the high cost of preparation. Read more »
Sudan: More Calls to Abolish State of Emergency in Kassala
Radio Dabanga
Reactions to the extension of the State of Emergency in Kassala state for the next six months have continued, while the Republican decree on the extension is expected to be… Read more »
Sudan: Renewed Fuel, Bread Crisis in Sudan Capital
Radio Dabanga
The transport crisis in the Sudanese capital Khartoum has returned because of the renewed fuel crisis during the past two days. Read more »
Sudan: New Sharp Rise in Sudan Pound - U.S. Dollar Rate
Radio Dabanga
On Wednesday, the Dollar exchange price rose sharply against the Sudanese Pound in the parallel markets outside the country: the sale price of the greenback rose to SDG 44 for… Read more »
July 11
Sudan: Long Queues As Fuel Crisis Returns to Kordofan
Radio Dabanga
The fuel crisis has returned to the three states of Kordofan, affecting transportation within towns and travel to other states. For a week, the authorities of Babanusa have stopped… Read more »
Sudan: 'Watery Diarrhoea' Reported in Sudan's Red Sea State
Radio Dabanga
The hospital of Derudeb in Sudan's Red Sea state recorded eight cases of acute watery diarrhoea - which is often caused by cholera* - on Tuesday following intense rains in the… Read more »
Sudan: Tribes Sign Peace Accord in South Darfur
Radio Dabanga
The Governor of South Darfur Adam El Faki has released the detainees of the events that involved Falata and Masalit tribesmen, provided that they are monitored. Read more »
Sudan: Contract Signed for New Darfur Highway
Radio Dabanga
Sudan's National Roads and Bridges Corporation and El Juneid Company have signed a contract for the construction of the Nierteti-Rokoro-Tarny-Tabit road in Darfur, with a length of… Read more »
Sudan: Sudan's NISS - 'New Special Anti-Corruption Investigation Unit'
Radio Dabanga
The director of Sudan's National Intelligence and Security Service (NISS) has announced the creation of a special unit to investigate and gather information so as to combat… Read more »
July 10
Sudan: Outrage As Al-Bashir Travels Again
CAJ News
WHAT should have been a celebration of Africa's largest free-trade zone has turned to a spat over human rights after Sudanese "war criminal" Omar al-Bashir was given pride of place… Read more »
Sudan: Two Injured By Gunmen in North Darfur
Radio Dabanga
A man and a woman have been wounded in two separate attacks by gunmen in eastern Jebel Marra and Korma in North Darfur. Both of the victims have been admitted to hospitals. Read more »
Sudan: Spike in Sudan's Medicine Prices to Continue - Medical Sources
Radio Dabanga
Medical sources have predicted further increases in medicine prices in Sudanese pharmacies. People have complained about the new price hikes of medicines. New statistics have shown… Read more »
Sudan: Al Bashir Envoy - No Deadline to Resume Peace Talks
Radio Dabanga
Sudan's presidential envoy for diplomatic negotiation for Darfur says that no time limit has been set for the resumption of peace talks with the armed movements. Read more »
Sudan: Darfuri Tribes to Settle On Peace Deals
Radio Dabanga
A reconciliation conference between the Fellata and Masalit tribes has started in South Darfur on Saturday. The conference aims to end the conflict between the two tribes in… Read more »
Sudan: Child Drowns, Homes Collapse in Darfur Rains
Radio Dabanga
Hundreds of homes collapsed under torrential rains that hit Zamzam camp on Sunday. A child drowned in El Fasher. Meanwhile two camps in South Darfur have witnessed a drinking water… Read more »
July 09
Sudan: Three Killed As Sudanese Troops Steal Livestock in South Kordofan
Radio Dabanga
Three people including a boy were shot dead and six others wounded in the area of Dalami in South Kordofan. About 110 displaced families have returned to the area of Abu Kershola. Read more »
Sudan: Second AU-UN Annual Conference Held in Addis Ababa
Radio Dabanga
The chairman of the African Union (AU) Commission and the United Nations (UN) secretary-general convened the second AU-UN Annual Conference at the AU Headquarters in the Ethiopian… Read more »
Sudan: Security Gags Two Newspapers
Radio Dabanga
Agents of Sudan's National Intelligence and Security Service (NISS) confiscated the entire print-runs of Akhir Lahza and El Jareeda newspapers in Khartoum on Sunday. Read more »
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