World Food Programme: Funding shortfall means aid to Sudan could be cut in weeks as famine deepens
More families across Sudan are being pushed to the brink of famine as the world’s largest hunger crisis worsens and...
‘Sudan govt scramble to shore-up Sudanese Pound could backfire’
As the Sudan government bets on import bans to steady a sliding currency, economists warn of the potential negative consequences...
Sudan bans ‘luxurious and unnecessary imports as currency weakens
Sudan’s Transitional Council of Ministers had banned the import of more than 40 categories of goods it deems “luxurious and...
Call for business world to cease trading Sudan’s ‘conflict gold’
A recent report by Sudan’s Centre for Environmental and Social Studies (CESS) reveals the continued appearance of conflict-related Sudanese gold...
Sudan’s ERC committee: ‘Residual Islamic Movement funds abroad perpetuate war’
Report by Suleiman Siri for Radio Dabanga Sudan’s Committee for Removing Empowerment and Dismantling the June 30 1989 Regime (ERC)*...
STPT report: ‘UAE embargo squeezes Sudan economy, encourages smuggling’
A report published today by the Sudan Transparency and Policy Tracker warns that United Arab Emirates trade restrictions and regional...
Sudan timeline January-March 2026: Communities shattered amid explosive international events
Between January and March, Sudanese people continue to struggle for relief from limited resources and economic pressures. Since the conflict...
Op-ed: The war on Iran – Regional power politics and domestic exclusion
How regional wars and international designations are invoked in Sudan’s internal political conflict By Elwathig Kameir for Sudan Transparency and...
Sudan urged to lift constraints on aviation revenues as Khartoum airport reopens
Sudan’s tentative return to normal air traffic has prompted calls for the government to loosen its grip on aviation revenues,...
Sudan professors’ strike enters third day as more arrests reported
Sudanese university professors continued a nationwide open-ended strike for a third consecutive day yesterday, with organisers reporting full participation, as...
Crop prices surge in Sudan’s El Gezira as cultivated land shrinks
Prices of staple crops have risen sharply in Sudan’s El Gezira state, as a significant reduction in cultivated land and...
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