Sudan ‘launches attack on Chad’

Chad’s government has accused Sudan of launching a military attack, two days after the neighbours signed a reconciliation agreement in Qatar.

World Bank stops financing Chad oil pipeline

World Bank has stopped financing a Chad-Cameroon pipeline after Chadian government failed to keep its promise to channel oil revenue on poor.

Sudan and Chad agree to restore diplomatic relations

Sudan and Chad agreed to restore bilateral relations and stop media campaigns. Also, the president of the two countries agreed to take part in tripartite summit with the Libyan leader

Chadian army repulses rebel attack on eastern town

N’DJAMENA, Chad – Rebels attacked a town in eastern Chad on Tuesday but the army repulsed them after a four-hour battle, the prime minister said.

Chad rejects new Darfur refugees

Chad has refused to accept any new refugees from neighbouring Sudan’s Darfur region. Nouradine Coumakoye, the prime minister, on Monday threatened to expel refugees if the international community did not send them home or find them a new host country.

Chad rebels vow fresh offensive

N’Djamena: Thousands of civilians fled Chad’s capital N’Djamena on Monday after rebels broke off a two-day assault but threatened a fresh attempt to topple President Idriss Deby.

Heavy Fighting in Chad as UN Meets for Emergency Talks

The United Nations Security Council is holding emergency talks on the situation in Chad, where heavy fighting is raging between rebel forces and government soldiers.