The Netherlands Ambassador to Sudan, Irma van Dueren, who is also ambassador to Eritrea and Chad, began a visit to North Darfur today to asses projects funded by the government of the Netherlands in the state. Ambassador Van Deuren and her delegation were received at the airport of the state capital El Fasher by the …
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Police in the Sudan capital of Khartoum fired tear gas and arrested a number of protesters “after limited clashes and hit-and-run operations” at the Mak Nimr Bridge and on Nile Street on Sunday, to clear barricades that gridlocked traffic in the city from many hours. The African Centre for Justice and Peace Studies (ACJPS) has …
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Hundreds of thousands of people across Sudan took to the streets yesterday in support of a peaceful democratic transition and to call for civilian rule. Protesters were injured, some severely, as security forces used teargas and bullets to disperse protests.
Sudanese across the country are preparing to take to the streets today in the Marches of Millions, as political divisions and divergences in demands and paths prevail. Marches have already begun in several cities and in Khartoum, where the streets leading to the General Command of the Armed Forces, as well as major bridges have …
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Sudan’s Minister of Irrigation and Water Resources, Prof Yasir Abbas, who heads the committee assigned by the Prime Minister regarding the crisis in eastern Sudan, confirmed that the committee is in contact with Sayed Tirik, head of the High Council of Beja Nazirs and Independent Chieftains regarding the political impasse on the issue of the …
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