At least three farmers were killed in the Nuba Mountains, South Kordofan, in the past weeks. Sesame farmers in Dalami are complaining about recurrent thefts of their crops, while the authorities do not intervene. People say the region is becoming “a second Darfur”.
The Sudanese Human Rights and Development Organisation (HUDO) reported yesterday that the sons of Abdelbagi Annad (53) found him dead at his farm in Um Deheileib, about 30 km north of Kologi, on November 15. He was shot in the head.
74,000 IDPs return to original villages in South Kordofan: HAC
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Sudan rainy season: Volume of Blue Nile flow is increasing
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February 10 - 2021 PORT SUDAN / NORTH KORDOFAN / KASSALA
Students in Port Sudan protesting against bread shortages yesterday (Social media)
Thousands of high school students in Port Sudan, Red Sea state in eastern Sudan, took to the streets yesterday. In a peaceful demonstration they denounced the poor living conditions and shortages of bread.
People from Port Sudan told Radio Dabanga that the demonstrations moved to Port Sudan market before heading towards the offices of the state government. The governor and other state leaders met with student representatives. The students also closed several main roads and chanted slogans that denounced the worsening living conditions.
January 9 - 2021 KHARTOUM
Sudan’s
Minister of Irrigation and Water Resources, Yasir Abbas, has expressed “deep concern” over the Ethiopia s intention to proceed with the filling of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) and the absence of bilateral talks this week before tomorrow’s tripartite meeting.
Abbas’ Ethiopian counterpart recently announced the country’s plans to continue filling the dam’s reservoir for the second year, with 13.5 billion cubic metres of water starting in July, after the rainy season begins.
In a press statement on Friday, Abbas criticised Ethiopia’s plans to continue filling the dam without prior notification and agreements. He warned of the consequences to the nearby Roseires dam, just across the border in Sudan’s northern Blue Nile state.