70 Years later: Sudan’s ongoing peace dilemma
Op-ed by Yasir Zaidan Sudan has been pursuing peace for almost 70 years. The December Revolution presented an opportunity to...
HUDO urges govt to lift State of Emergency in southern Sudan
On Monday, the Sudanese Human Rights and Development Organisation (HUDO) published its report on human rights violations committed in government-controlled...
Sudan timeline April-June 2020: Covid-19 marks all aspects of life, inflation soars
As in much of the rest of the world, the events in Sudan from April to June 2020 have been...
Study finds one in three Sudanese children malnourished
According to a research of Sudan’s National Council for Child Welfare and its partners, one in three Sudanese children is...
Global Witness report: ‘Swiss refiner likely purchased Sudan conflict gold’
The world’s largest gold refiner, Switzerland-based Valcambi, has sourced over 20 tonnes of gold from UAE-based refiner and gold trader...
Sudan population exceeds 43 million, nearly one in four in need of aid
According to estimates of Sudan’s National Population Council, the population of the country consists of about 43.2 million people. Approximately...
Investigation: Satellite images show visible destruction in Darfur linked to RSF attacks
By Nouska du Saar Sudan’s largest paramilitary force has carried out nearly 100 attacks against towns, farms, and civilians in...
ICG briefing: ‘Financing the Revival of Sudan’s Troubled Transition’
In advance of the donor conference co-hosted by the European Union, Germany, the United Nations, and Sudan, which will be...
Prof Sara Nouwen interview: The possibility of transitional justice in Sudan
With the surrender, transfer to The Hague and first appearance before the International Criminal Court in The Hague of former...
USCIRF hails Sudan for progress on religious freedom
In its latest annual report, the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) welcomed the “positive trajectory” in Sudan,...
Staple food prices continue to increase in Sudan
Because of the continuing economic crisis in Sudan and Covid-19 containment measures, staple food prices continued to increase more rapidly...
Hamdok: June 3 massacre is a crime against the people of Sudan
On Wednesday, hundreds of activists in Khartoum and state capitals staged vigils marking the first anniversary of the violent dismantling...
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