‘Human rights situation in Sudan requires UN special rapporteur’
The ongoing human rights violations in Sudan require the country to be listed under Chapter IV of the UN Charter,...
Corruption at Sudan football matches
The Sudanese activist group Sudan Democracy First has released a revealing article about petty corruption at football matches in the...
Background: Who are the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan?
The paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) are accountable for widespread systematic crimes against civilians, constituting ‘egregious crimes’ against humanity and war...
‘Dissolving farmers’ unions eliminates Sudan’s El Gezira Scheme’: professor
A professor at the University of Khartoum said the decision by the President of Sudan to replace the farmers' unions...
‘Sudanese doctors, unite against abuse’: Khartoum medic
A Sudanese doctor has called on doctors in the country to unite in order to provide better services to patients...
Central Darfur displaced reject model villages
The more than 30,000 residents of Ronga Tas camp for the displaced in Central Darfur's Azum locality reject the moving...
Sudan’s rebel leaders mock speech of Al Bashir
The amnesty for armed rebel groups which wish to participate in the country's national dialogue and a two-month ceasefire in...
‘Self-interest behind DRA conflicts’: Darfur displaced
The recent disputes about the performance of the Darfur Regional Authority (DRA) concerning the implementation of development projects and the...
‘Third way’ proposed for peace in Darfur
The temporary Popular Committee for the Follow-up of the Implementation of the Doha Document for Peace in Darfur (DDPD) has...
‘AUHIP role in Sudan’s pre-dialogue meeting played out’: media expert
The latest announcement by the Sudanese government to reject preparatory peace negotiations abroad, a proposal which was made by the...
Darfur’s Nyala hospital ‘not worthy of name’
The citizens of Nyala now have to depend on the main hospital in the state capital, which is witnessing a...
‘Sudan received $2 billion in loans from Gulf states’: official
During the past three months, Sudan received about $2 billion in concessional loans from Gulf Arab nations, BloombergBusiness reported on...
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