Power sharing in Sudan: A hope for a better tomorrow
The beauty of the protests is that the citizens know how far they could push their bounds,they pushed until they got a commitment of power-sharing from the military
Eight killed in Sudan bread price protests
Eight demonstrators were killed in eastern Sudan on Thursday, officials said, during clashes with riot police on the second day of protests over the rising price of bread.
S/Sudan army, rebels in fresh blame game over cease-fire violations
The South Sudanese army and the main rebel group are trading blame for the renewed fighting that erupted in the northern parts of the country.
Bread shortages hit Sudan
Bread shortages have hit Sudan, with wheat traders blaming a foreign currency crisis for shortages of the staple that have left people queuing for hours outside bakeries.
Sudan releases 1,400 Ethiopians from jail
Sudan on Friday released 1,400 Ethiopians after serving time in jails.
Nigerian diplomat found dead in Sudan capital
A Nigerian diplomat has been found dead at his home in Khartoum, Nigeria’s government and Sudanese police said Thursday, with the latter investigating what it called a “criminal act”.
U.S. govt removes restrictions on banking dealing with Sudan
The U.S. government has removed restrictions on banking dealing with Sudan after lifting the sanctions.
Nigeria v Sudan: CHAN: Sudan put 2,550-day unbeaten record to test
Sudan will put to test a 2,550-day unbeaten African Nations Championship (CHAN) record when they tackle the Super Eagles tonight. The east African country have played 10 matches spanning eight years in the biennial tournament for home-based footballers, winning six and drawing four. However, finishing unbeaten as 2011 hosts failed to bring Sudan the title […]
Factfiles of CHAN semi-finalists
Factfiles of African Nations Championship (CHAN) title contenders ahead of semi-finals in Morocco Wednesday:
Sudan needs protection from U.S. aggressive actions – Al-Bashir tells Putin
Khartoum needs protection from Washington’s aggressive actions, as the situation in Sudan is the result of U.S. policy, Sudanese President Omar Al-Bashir said Thursday at the meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Sudan extends state of emergency in 4 regions
South Sudan on Friday said it had extended the state of emergency in four restive states until 2018 to curb the recent spike in rival communities and clan-based violence amid ongoing disarmament.
13 S. Sudan soldiers accused of rape, murder of aid workers appear in court
Thirteen South Sudanese soldiers accused of alleged rape of five foreign aid workers and killing their local colleague on Tuesday appeared before a military court on Tuesday.
South Sudan frees UN journalist held for over 2 years without charge
The South Sudanese government on Friday freed a South Sudanese journalist working for a UN radio station after two and a half years of imprisonment, officials said.
