Expert: ‘60% of Sudan’s forests lost since 1990’
Former agriculture ministry adviser says war, mechanised farming, and weak state oversight are accelerating the destruction of Sudan’s forests Sudan...
Sudan public remain frustrated by Bankak app glitches despite update
The persistent malfunctioning of banking application Bankak, Sudan's most widely used banking application, has deepened customers’ difficulties and become a...
Fuel prices rise as shortages deepen across Sudan
Fuel prices have risen in several Sudanese states as shortages and long queues return to Khartoum, piling pressure on households...
Switzerland joins EU sanctions on Sudan gold trade
Switzerland’s Federal Council has banned the purchase and import of gold originating in Sudan, aligning with European Union sanctions targeting...
Bankak outages disrupt Sudan’s digital payments and markets
Intermittent outages affecting Bankak, an app offered by the Bank of Khartoum, and other electronic payment services have disrupted financial...
North Kordofan capital faces thirst and soaring prices amid accusations of official neglect
Residents of El Obeid, capital of North Kordofan, are facing a worsening drinking water crisis and soaring food prices, amid...
Communist Party: ‘Sudan’s war economy deepens the economic abyss’
Sudan’s Communist Party asserts the war has pushed the country into the gravest economic and social crisis in its modern...
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...
Sudan: Kassala gold traders shut shop amid clashes, illicit parallel market
The closure of the gold market in Kassala entered its second consecutive day on Tuesday, after traders shut their shops...
‘Takaya’ community kitchen closures threaten 50,000 families in Sudan capital
All charitable community kitchens, known as takayas, operating in southern Khartoum have stopped working, causing a severe humanitarian deterioration that...
Food prices surge in Omdurman as North Darfur food crisis deepens
Food and consumer prices have surged across Omdurman, with residents reporting increases of 20 to 25 per cent over the...
White Nile traders strike over rising fees as Port Sudan faces water and power crisis
Traders in Ed Duweim, White Nile state, launched a two-day strike on Tuesday in protest against rising fees imposed on...
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