United Nations Integrated Transition Assistance Mission in Sudan (UNITAMS), African Union, and Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) trilateral mechanism, that is commencing talks between a wide spectrum of Sudanese stakeholders this week, has issued a caution to only give credence to communications released on the mechanism’s official platforms on the progress of the talks.
Protesters in Red Sea state closed the gates of the Ariab gold production company grounds in Hassai yesterday morning in protest against what they consider the targeting of the deputy general manager of the company, Mohamed Hagwab, a Beja from the region.
The authorities in Khartoum released 17 political detainees yesterday, mainly from Soba prison, while more than 70 detainees are still being held. The two teenagers detained on charges of killing a police officer are still subjected to psychological and physical torture.
A group of gunmen robbed passengers of a transport vehicle carrying goods in the Hashaba area, four kilometres west of Kereinik in West Darfur, yesterday morning. In Saraf Omra, a man was shot in a robbery by members of regular armed forces.
The wave of recent violence in West Darfur has left many shocked observers asking: who was involved in the mass atrocities that occurred, and what are the drivers of the violence and its root causes? In what ways does the violence relate to the October 2020 Juba Peace Agreement that should have brought peace to …
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