• Invisible, Forgotten, and Suffering: Darfuri Refugees in Eastern Chad

  Thursday 28 April 2016
  By Eric Reeves There are more than 20 million refugees worldwide—and half of them are children. Moreover, according to the UN High Commission for refugees, 86 percent of these refuges are in “countries considered economically less (...)

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• Sudanese gold prospectors evacuated from Niger to Chad

  Saturday 6 September 2014
  September 5, 2014 (KHARTOUM) – Large numbers of Sudanese gold prospectors have been evacuated from Niger to the Chadian city of Abeche before being transferred to the West Darfur state capital, Al-Geneina. Workers break rocks at the (...)

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• Hundreds march in Niger calling for Arabs expulsion

  Sunday 29 October 2006
  Oct 28, 2006 (NIAMEY) — Hundreds of people took to the streets in southeastern Niger on Saturday to protest against the government’s decision to halt the deportation of thousands of Mahamid Arabs back to Chad. Niger’s cabinet on Friday (...)

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• Central African Republic and Sudan discuss formation of joint border patrols

  Tuesday 28 February 2012
  February 27, 2012 (KHARTOUM) — The Central African Republic (CAR) is willing to form with the Sudan a joint force to monitor the border between the two neighbouring countries, visiting defense minister Jean Francis said Monday in (...)

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• Chad president speaks against South Sudan secession

  Saturday 17 April 2010
  April 16, 2010 (KHARTOUM) — The Chadian president today joined a handful of his peers in warning against South Sudan becoming the newest state in the continent saying it will be "a disaster for Africa." Chadian President Idriss Deby (...)

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• Darfur rebel JEM briefly occupy Sudan embassy in Chad

  Wednesday 19 April 2006
  April 18, 2006 (N’DJAMENA) — A group of Sudanese rebels opposed to the Khartoum government briefly occupied Sudan’s embassy in Chad on Tuesday but were ejected by Chadian security forces, the foreign ministry said. Khalil Ibrahim of JEM (...)

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• Chad’s rebels say govt using mercenaries, deny Sudan support

  Sunday 16 April 2006
  April 15, 2006 (PARIS) — Rebels trying to overthrow Chadian President Idriss Deby Itno on Saturday denied receiving support from the government in neighbouring Sudan and accused him of recruiting European mercenaries and rebel fighters (...)

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• Chad’s Deby relies on new wife to overcome family issues

  Friday 5 May 2006
  May 4, 2006 (NDJAMENA) — President Idriss Deby’s twin nephews - Tom and Timan Erdimi - were once part of their uncle’s inner circle but defected and started a rebel movement earlier this year. They are, at times, loosely allied with (...)

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• Chadian president says time has come for peace in Darfur

  Tuesday 6 December 2011
  December 5, 2011 (KHARTOUM) — Chadian president Idris Deby said today that bilateral relations with the neighbouring Sudan are strategic stressing that time has come for peace in Darfur. Sudan’s President Omar Hassan al-Bashir meets (...)

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• AU, EU call for cease-fire in Darfur region

  Sunday 28 November 2004
  YAOUNDE, Nov 27, 2004 (Xinhua) — The African Union (AU), the European Union (EU) and Chad on Saturday appealed to all parties to the conflict in Sudan’s troubled Darfur region to end their hostilities and strictly abide by the truce (...)

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