Sudan: Kassala gold traders’ strike to continue ‘until street-vendor crisis resolved’
The head of the goldsmiths’ association in Kassala, Abboud Ahmed Issa, tells Radio Dabanga that gold traders will continue the...
The head of the goldsmiths’ association in Kassala, Abboud Ahmed Issa, tells Radio Dabanga that gold traders will continue the...
The closure of the gold market in Kassala entered its second consecutive day on Tuesday, after traders shut their shops...
All charitable community kitchens, known as takayas, operating in southern Khartoum have stopped working, causing a severe humanitarian deterioration that...
Food and consumer prices have surged across Omdurman, with residents reporting increases of 20 to 25 per cent over the...
Traders in Ed Duweim, White Nile state, launched a two-day strike on Tuesday in protest against rising fees imposed on...
A Sudanese economist has called for a fundamental overhaul of the economic model that, he argues, has concentrated the country’s...
By Suleiman Siri for Radio Dabanga The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) has warned,...
The signing of a memorandum of understanding between Sudan’s Sea Ports Corporation and the Turkish Argaz Group to build the...
Report by Suleiman Siri for Radio Dabanga Inflationary pressures are gathering pace again as war, disrupted supply chains and a...
Sudan’s civil war has fragmented not only the country but also its financial system. A new paper published by the...
By Suleiman Siri for Radio Dabanga The rapid escalation in the exchange rate of foreign currencies against the Sudanese Pound...
Sudan’s war economy is helping to sustain the country’s three-year conflict while exposing global supply chains to serious human rights...