Interview with Sudan’s PM Hamdok on international integration and peace
On the occasion of the Paris Conference that took place on Monday, Radio Dabanga interviewed Sudan’s Prime Minister Abdallah Hamdok to talk...
Kandaka: Keeping women’s rights on the agenda in post-revolution Sudan
Last year, Sudan’s successful pro-democracy revolution made headlines around the world, with many international onlookers surprised at the integral and...
Khartoum to Darfur – a road trip of rediscovery for Radio Dabanga
Last month, a delegation from Radio Dabanga, led by editor-in-chief Kamal El Sadig, visited Sudan and Darfur for the first...
Radio Dabanga delegation ends first official visit to Khartoum after 11 years in exile
An enthusiastic crowd of hundreds of people gathered at Khartoum airport on the evening of January 17 to welcome a...
Sudan Sovereign Council member: ‘Radio Dabanga is a unique media school’
Member of Sudan’s Sovereign Council and the spokesperson for the government delegation for the ongoing Juba peace talks, Mohamed El...
Marginalised Sudanese acknowledge Radio Dabanga’s 11-year contribution to independent news
Representatives of the displaced, refugees, and teachers in the parts of Sudan that have been torn by war ever since...
Veteran Radio Dabanga stringer reunited with family in North Darfur camp
Hasan Arbab has seen innumerable horrors and made countless sacrifices over the years of conflict in Darfur’s north and east...
Heroic voices of Radio Dabanga honoured at Sudan National Museum
23 eminent voices from Darfur and other parts of Sudan that have made Radio Dabanga the trademark for trustworthy news...
Minister: We do not want the government or one party to control Sudan’s media
Sudan’s Minister of Information, Culture, and Tourism, Faisal Mohamed Saleh, has said that the transformation of Sudan’s media to a...
Sudan PM lauds Radio Dabanga contribution to democracy
Sudan’s Prime Minister Abdallah Hamdok has expressed his gratitude and appreciation “for the fundamental role that Radio Dabanga has played...
Dabanga: Covering Sudanese protests from the heart of Amsterdam
The recent crackdown on peaceful demonstrations in Sudan have rocked the country. While the Sudanese government censors all media reporting...
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