Ethiopia: ‘Sudanese accusations made at the instigation of external parties’
The Ethiopian government has rejected accusations levelled against it by the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) during the joint press conference...
The drone war and the future of Sudan-Ethiopia relations: between military escalation and forced diplomacy.
By Ashraf Abdelaziz for Radio Dabanga Sudanese-Ethiopian relations have reached a dangerous turning point, following explicit accusations by the Sudanese...
Sudanese Armed Forces: ‘Drones that targeted Khartoum were Emirati, launched from Bahir Dar, Ethiopia’
Sudan’s Foreign Ministry accuses the UAE and Ethiopia of involvement in drone attack on Khartoum airport yesterday. Sudan summons its...
Drone strike on Khartoum airport ‘first in 7 months’ —aid ops not affected
A drone attack, presumably launched by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) on Monday, targeted Khartoum Airport and surrounding areas for...
Dozens killed or displaced as drone strikes, fighting escalate across Sudan’s war zones
Escalating violence in Sudan’s Blue Nile region and Omdurman has left civilians dead, injured, and displaced, amid intensifying drone strikes...
Sudan’s media mark World Press Freedom Day
As the world and Sudanese media mark World Press Freedom Day 2026, Sudan is in the midst of a war...
Berlin Conference on Sudan — co-hosts reaffirm ‘guiding principles for durable resolution to conflict’
The co-hosts and participants of the Third International Conference on Sudan, held in Berlin on April 15, today reaffirmed their...
Sudan media defiant at govt directive to ‘regularise legal status by 1 June’ or face legal action
Sudanese media organisations have strongly condemned a directive* issued to all media outlets by Sudan’s Ministry of Culture, Information, Antiquities...
Media under fire: Sudan slides to 161/180 in 2026 World Press Freedom Index
Sudan continues its relentless slide to the bottom of global press freedom rankings, as the 25th World Press Freedom Index...
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...
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