According to Sudan’s Ministry of Health and United Nations agencies, about three million children under the age of five in the country suffer from acute malnutrition. The Health Ministry reported in a joint statement with the World Health Organisation (WHO), the World Food Programme (WFP), and the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) this week that according …
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People living in El Abbasiya in South Kordofan complain about the lack of security and the increase in armed robberies in the area. In Darfur, a bank employee was killed, the head of the native administration was stabbed, and three farmers were injured in an attack on Wednesday.
For Radio Dabanga’s Inspirational Women series* we interviewed Awadia Abbas, President of the Women’s Cooperative Association of Popular Food and Beverage Sellers, trade unionist, and revolutionary activist. She spoke to us about her early political trade union activism, the start of the women’s union for food and beverage sellers, and her participation in the revolution.
The presence of weapons within the camps for the displaced in Darfur is unacceptable, as the camps are demilitarised zones, Governor Minni Arko Minawi of the Darfur region assured representatives of the camps for the displaced in Nyala, South Darfur, in an address on Monday. Governor Minawi also pledged to work to disarm the camps, …
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Member of the Sovereignty Council, Mohamed El Taayshi, has affirmed the commitment of the government of Sudan to all the signed protocols related to curbing illegal immigration and human trafficking. and facilitating the return of refugees and refugees to their countries, especially women and children.