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...
Justice caught in the crossfire as Sudan conflict nears thousandth day
The war raging in Sudan between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), since its...
Playwright Sayed Sawsal on the state of the arts in Sudan
Interview by Ashraf Abdel Aziz In an episode of Sudan Files, Radio Dabanga delves into the depths of Sudanese suffering...
Darfur victims divided over Ali Kushayb’s 20-year ICC sentence
Victims of the Darfur conflict have expressed sharply differing views on the 20-year prison sentence handed down to former militia...
Fall of North Darfur capital El Fasher – impact on the youth
Report by Amin Ramadan for Radio Dabanga A leading Sudanese human rights activist has highlighted the atrocities and horrific violations...
A negotiating table without women: When the most-effected voices are ignored
Report by Radio Dabanga Despite the pivotal role Sudanese women play at the societal and humanitarian levels after two years...
Gender consultant Aisha Hamad: ‘There will be no peace in Sudan without gender justice and accountability for violations…’
The ongoing war in Sudan is being waged on women’s bodies, with rates of sexual violence increasing by 288 per...
Policy expert: ‘Sudan is the world’s worst humanitarian catastrophe – urgent rescue action needed’
The massive funding deficit in the Humanitarian Response Plan for 2025 has led to an alarming decline in food and...
‘Tasees’ Foreign Minister Ammar Daldoum: ‘We are not a WhatsApp government, and our arrival in Port Sudan is only a matter of time’
The core of the Sudan conflict is the centre vs marginal war, and the Port Sudan Authority is responsible for...
Former Minister of Finance El Badawi: The Quartet is a historic opportunity if the civilians seize it – any military settlement will reproduce the Sudan crisis
Economist and former Minister of Finance of Sudan, Dr Ibrahim El Badawi: $200 billion in devastating losses of war for...
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