STPT: Drugs – an illicit economy fuelling Sudan war
Production capacity for synthetic drugs has expanded dramatically under cover of the ‘fog of war’ in Sudan – a January...
Sudan declared ‘cholera free’ amid rise in dengue, malaria, measles
Sudan’s Federal Ministry of Health has declared the country free of the cholera epidemic, confirming that since January 14, no...
MSF closes hospital as fighting displaces 400 families on Sudan–Chad border
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has closed its hospital in El Tina, the Chadian border town opposite Sudan’s North Darfur, after...
Disabled people in Darfur displacement camps face ‘double suffering’
Report by Sudan Tribune for Sudan Media Forum Thousands of disabled Sudanese people living in displacement camps in Darfur are...
Sudan’s war threatens fragile progress against FGM
Each year, an estimated four million people worldwide are subjected to female genital mutilation (FGM). In Sudan, where prevalence has...
Measles outbreak ravages children in Darfur’s Jebel Marra, dengue fever, malaria emerge in Sudan capital
The emergency room in Golo, in Rokuro locality, Central Darfur, says a renewed outbreak of measles in a number of...
Ayadi: Uganda’s Kiriyandongo camp hosts 400 Sudanese refugees with disabilities
Mona Abu Al-Qasim, Director of the Ayadi Organisation for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, has revealed alarming humanitarian conditions...
Health Minister: War trauma reveals glaring mental healthcare gaps in Sudan – only 22 psychiatrists and one psychiatric hospital remain
Sudan’s Health Minister, Prof Haitham Mohamed Ibrahim, has lamented that the current state of mental health during the ongoing conflict...
♦ Sudan news highlights ♦
A recap of the most important news highlights from the past months. The situation in Sudan has slowly received more international...
Sudan doctors: dire need of care for 243+ displaced pregnant women in Darfur, Northen State
The Sudanese Doctors Network has reported the arrival of more than 243 pregnant women at Tawila camp and surrounding camps...
A negotiating table without women: When the most-effected voices are ignored
Report by Radio Dabanga Despite the pivotal role Sudanese women play at the societal and humanitarian levels after two years...
Op-ed: ‘The war on Sudan – the choice is ours’
By Jean-Nicolas Armstrong-Dangelser, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) Senior Operations Advisor Originally written on October 31st “The choice is ours.” This sentence...
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