Severe water shortage in North Darfur forces children out of school
The local emergency room reports that distributed water remains insufficient for displaced families.
Severe water shortage in North Darfur forces children out of school Read More »
The local emergency room reports that distributed water remains insufficient for displaced families.
Severe water shortage in North Darfur forces children out of school Read More »
Victims suffered severe fractures and deep lacerations when a vehicle flipped completely.
Sudanese vehicle overturns near Jebel Issa, injuring 22 people Read More »
Peace Government supplies resilient grain varieties to help rural families rebuild their livelihoods.
TASIS launches agricultural project to support vulnerable farmers Read More »
Specialised security units deploy to South Darfur to stop armed gangs from looting markets.
RSF deploys security forces to curb rising looting in Nyala Read More »
Hundreds of cattle perish within hours of receiving routine autumn vaccines from unknown sources.
Serum of unknown origin kills hundreds of cattle in Sudan Read More »
Veteran lawyer Karim Khan loses his ICC prosecutor role after a critical UN investigation.
ICC dismisses chief prosecutor Karim Khan after member vote Read More »
Shrinking Nile waters threaten vital Sudanese farmland right before the peak agricultural season.
Nile water drops disrupt urban drinking supplies in Sudan Read More »
The reopening of land courts breathes new life into the frozen South Darfur real estate market.
Nyala revives land registration courts after a three-year war closure Read More »
Retired Major General Fadlallah Burma Nasser stated that Sudan’s civil war was started by the Islamic Movement to regain permanent authoritarian control.
Retired general blames Islamists for starting Sudan war Read More »
The case against Abdullah Banda over a 2007 attack on peacekeepers has been terminated.
ICC drops case against Sudanese rebel leader Abdullah Banda Read More »