Sudan Media Forum: ‘Process for peaceful transition should place media independence at the core…’
The Sudan Media Forum coalition of 23 independent media institutions in Sudan, including the Sudanese Journalists Syndicate, has addressed letters...
‘Feminist Justice’ to launch in Sudan on Monday, to demand protection for women
The ‘Feminist Justice’ campaign, which stems from the No to Oppression of Women Initiative, and has expanded to include a...
Campaigner: ‘Sudan war has pushed women hundreds of years back’
Women in Sudan have been driven “hundreds of years backwards” after three years of war, according to a leading regional...
Homes burn across Darfur as more ‘dry season’ fires flare
A series of fires has caused significant damage in several parts of Darfur, destroying dozens of homes and property in...
UNHCR: 76% of Sudanese refugee children in Chad out of school
More than three-quarters of Sudanese refugee families in Chad say the their children have dropped out of school since fleeing...
Sudanese women bear the brunt of war as violations continue, activist warns
Sudanese women are paying the highest price in the country’s ongoing war, facing a growing catalogue of abuses including killings,...
International Women’s Day: ‘Women’s involvement in Sudan’s peace processes, negotiations, and ending the war, a fundamental requirement’
Report by Fatima Burima for Radio Dabanga As the world celebrated International Women’s Day on Sunday, March 8, Sudanese marked...
Teachers: ‘Separate exams will entrench division in Sudan’
The Sudanese Teachers Committee warned on Wednesday that “the multiplicity of decision-making centres regarding secondary school certificate examinations, and links...
Exclusive interview: Former Sudan PM Hamdok in Europe ‘to rally support for peace’
Amid the ongoing war that has displaced millions of Sudanese and caused widespread collapse of the foundations of life, Radio...
Explosive international events are reshaping priorities… Is Sudan out of the spotlight?
“The events in El Fasher in late October brought the world’s attention back to what is happening in Sudan, but...
Former Energy Minister: ‘Even if 70 tons of gold were exported, it wouldn’t cover Sudan’s budget deficit’
Interview by Suleiman Siri for Radio Dabanga Discussing the gap between the declared revenues from gold production in Sudan –...
North Darfur: Wartime education collapse portends ‘lost generation’
Report by Abdelmoneim Madibu for Radio Dabanga Since the outbreak of war in Sudan on April 15, 2023, education has...
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