World Teachers’ Day: Sudanese educators call for housing and better support
As Sudan’s war disrupts education, teachers say low pay and poor working conditions are forcing many to take second jobs....
As Sudan’s war disrupts education, teachers say low pay and poor working conditions are forcing many to take second jobs....
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...
Children in North Darfur have been recruited by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), subjected to sexual violence and left facing...
Sudanese-Russian filmmaker Suzannah Mirghani’s debut feature Cotton Queen (2025) follows Nafisa, a teenage girl growing up in a cotton-farming village...
The head of Sudan’s Women and Child Advisory Council, Salimi Ishaq Sharif, has said accusations of ‘collaboration’ brought against a...
Half of crops have failed in and around Kalma camp, driving food shortages and soaring prices as humanitarian funding declines......
The growing number of harsh sentences handed down to women by courts during Sudan’s war, including death sentences*, represents a...
By Suleiman Siri for Radio Dabanga More than 11,000 people are now registered as missing in Sudan, a 40% increase...
Report by Radio Dabanga Maryam El Sadig El Mahdi, deputy leader of the National Umma Party, has welcomed a joint...
By Suleiman Siri for Radio Dabanga Aid workers in Sudan face grave risks in conflict zones as they carry out...
The success of meetings led by the five-party mechanism on Sudan’s political process depends on reviewing how the process has...