Sudan Transparency and Policy Tracker: How mercury is poisoning a nation
In the first week of August, flash floods swept through more than 25 villages north of Atbara in Sudan’s River...
In the first week of August, flash floods swept through more than 25 villages north of Atbara in Sudan’s River...
"Climate change, pollution, and exploitation by man are putting existential pressure on the world's second longest river," the Nile, AFP...
While the leaders of the ruling military junta in Sudan pledge that the military will withdraw from the political arena...
Eleven Darfuri were injured in Farchana refugee camp in eastern Chad in two attacks during the past week. In neighbouring...
Groundnut and sesame crop harvests in South Kordofan are under “major threat” said a minister of the state government in an...
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Two displaced people were killed, a third was wounded, and a fourth was kidnapped in attacks on farmers by armed...
As Sudan’s rainy season draws to a close, the number of people affected by seasonal rains and flash floods across...
As the harvest season for sesame, millet, and corn begins, farmers in Beleil locality, east of Nyala, capital of South...
Farmers are in distress due to a “huge” number of pests, including locusts, starlings, rats, and American worm damaging crops in South...
Farmers in the El Gezira and El Managil region, located between the Blue and White Niles south of Khartoum, stated that...
Several separate protests in North and South Darfur are demanding action from local authorities over financial aid issues, tribal leaders,...