Drinking water crisis felt across Sudan
Residents of Kassala, Port Sudan, and North and South Darfur complain of a severe lack of drinking water, causing prices to soar.
Lawyers: Protestors accused of policeman’s murder subject to torture in Sudan’s Kober prison
The defence team of two young men, who were arrested on charges of killing a police brigadier in Khartoum in January, say that the detainees are being subjected “to the worst forms of torture by the Kober prison authorities”.
Darfur Bar Association: ‘Charges to be laid against lawyers for racist hot mic rant’
The Darfur Bar Association (DBA) says that it has agreed with the former director of the National Authority for Radio and Television, Luqman Ahmed, to open a criminal complaint against the members of the defence team for the alleged plotters of the June 30, 1989 coup, who were caught on a hot mic uttering racist …
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Sovereignty Council member congratulates Sudan’s Christians on Easter
Member of Sudan’s Transitional Sovereignty Council (TSC), Abdelkasim Burtom, has congratulated Sudanese Christians on the festival of Easter, during a visit to the Church of the Martyrs in Khartoum yesterday.
North Darfur water project director dragged from car and stabbed to death in El Fasher robbery
A water project director has been dragged from his vehicle and stabbed to death, and another man is in critical condition in hospital following at least five cases of armed robbery across El Fasher, capital of North Darfur on Saturday evening.