| 5,887,166 |
19.18422 |
30.47427 |
Sudan |
|
Police raided the office of the National Umma Party prior to the start of an anti-election campaign in Dongola. Police injured two people using batons, electric sticks and tear gas. |
| 5,887,171 |
13.62639 |
25.35594 |
Sudan |
|
Unknown men with batons and knives attacked a group of herdsmen in Sari area in El Kuma locality of North Darfur (captial Al Fasher coordinates used). 6 herders killed, 1 injured. The dead bodies were torched. |
| 5,887,175 |
13.16667 |
24.36667 |
Sudan |
|
SAF dropped 4 bombs on area of Kaja, south of Dolma in East Jebel Marra. No casualities reported. |
| 5,887,180 |
12.37253 |
23.13754 |
Sudan |
|
Clash between army and militia forces in Garsila-Foro Baranga road. 3 killed and 7 wounded. |
| 5,887,185 |
9.59525 |
28.43493 |
Sudan |
|
UN forces battled Misseriya militia near the village of Shegag, after Misseriya earlier attacked the Ngor Dinka village of Marialachak. 3 Misseriya killed. 4 children abducted, released on April 9 in Aweil following mediation between UNISFA and Misseriya. |
| 5,887,190 |
15.6365 |
32.53034 |
Sudan |
|
Politicians, lawyers and civil society activists gathered in front of the Khartoum North criminal court in support of Mr. Farouk Abu Issa and Amin Madani, on trial for signing the Sudan Appeal in December 2014. |
| 5,887,195 |
13.62639 |
25.35594 |
Sudan |
|
3 military commanders of JEM were detained in Al Fasher by a group of fellow commanders. |
| 5,887,202 |
9.59525 |
28.43493 |
Sudan |
|
100 armed Misseriya tribesmen attacked the majority Ngok Dinka village of Marialachak on March 2. 5 killed (reported by Radio Tamazuj), 3 wounded, 8 abducted, and 24 houses burned. It is alleged that Popular Defence Forces were behind the attacks. UN forces were deployed. |
| 5,887,207 |
12.89999 |
23.48106 |
Sudan |
|
3 militiamen fired at a resident of Hamidiya camp while he was between El Jasaayir and Hamidiya districts in Zalingei. He was taken to the hospital. |
| 5,887,212 |
11.01424 |
29.7294 |
Sudan |
|
Military shelled SPLA-N controlled areas east of Kadugli. |
