Sudan Feminist Justice Campaign concludes first phase, achieves half its goals
The six-month campaign sought to mobilise feminist voices and strengthen Sudanese women’s participation in peacebuilding and political change. Feminist Justice...
The six-month campaign sought to mobilise feminist voices and strengthen Sudanese women’s participation in peacebuilding and political change. Feminist Justice...
More than 700,000 displaced people are now sheltering in Tawila, while shortages of medicines, medical staff and humanitarian funding are...
Sudan’s central bank is withdrawing SDG500 notes issued in 2023 or earlier, with an economist linking the move to counterfeiting...
As Sudan’s war disrupts education, teachers say low pay and poor working conditions are forcing many to take second jobs....
Sudan’s ban on imported beans has sent prices sharply higher, raising concerns over the affordability of a staple food (ful...
Sudanese importers and customs experts are calling for the cancellation of a new Advance Cargo Declaration (ACD) system, saying it...
Feature by Sara Bass for Radio Dabanga Sudanahye is a Sudanese-Armenian archival project launched just after the war’s outset in...
Egypt, Sudan, Eritrea, and Somalia reaffirm Sudan’s sovereignty, reject parallel entities, and call for a Sudanese-led political process and stronger...
The deadly bombing of World Food Programme (WFP) trucks in South Kordofan, in which a driver was killed, has drawn...
Children in North Darfur have been recruited by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), subjected to sexual violence and left facing...
The UN World Food Programme (WFP) has called for an impartial investigation after two ‘clearly marked’ contracted trucks carrying humanitarian...
Heavy hailstorms have caused widespread damage to farms in the Daous area, north-west of Kass locality in Sudan’s South Darfur,...