Kampala, May 01 (Darfur24) The National Emergency Initiative to Support Sudanese Certificate Examinations has accused Sudanese military authorities of depriving more than 280,000 students of the opportunity to sit for secondary school certificate exams, after rejecting proposals to organize unified nationwide examinations. The latest exam session, conducted in areas underContinue Reading

Tripoli, May 01 (Darfur24) At least 17 Sudanese refugees have died and nine others remain missing after a boat carrying migrants sank off the coast of Tobruk in eastern Libya on Wednesday, the UN refugee agency said. In a brief statement, the agency said 33 people were on board theContinue Reading

Khartoum, April 30 (Darfur24) Sudan’s Security and Defense Council reviewed the country’s security and military situation on Wednesday, praising army operations and pledging further measures to confront ongoing threats. The meeting, chaired by Transitional Sovereignty Council head and army commander Lieutenant General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, was attended by all councilContinue Reading

Buram, April 29 (Darfur24) At least 10 people were killed and several others injured after armed clashes erupted in the town of Buram in South Darfur on Tuesday, culminating in the looting of the main market and widespread panic among residents, eyewitnesses said. Residents told Darfur24 that the violence followedContinue Reading

Nyala, April 29 (Darfur24) The Sudan Founding Alliance (TASIS) on Monday convened the first session of its Regional Council in Nyala, marking a new step in building the governing structures of its self-declared administration. The session followed the swearing-in of council members, part of a broader push to formalize institutionsContinue Reading

Chad, April 29 (Darfur24) Six Sudanese refugee women were injured after tribal clashes in eastern Chad spread into the Ardemi camp in Dar Tama, triggering panic among displaced communities before the situation returned to a fragile calm. A local official told the media that the fighting between Chadian factions leftContinue Reading