University of Khartoum counts cost of Sudan war as 71% of academics remain abroad, infrastructure destroyed
More than seven in 10 academics at the University of Khartoum remain outside Sudan, while the war has destroyed or...
Sudan Youth Parliament warns of ‘deepening de facto partition’
As political initiatives for Sudan multiply and fears grow that the country’s military divide could harden into a lasting political...
Young Sudanese call for ‘inclusive dialogue to address roots of war, put justice and peace first’
By Amin Ramadan for Radio Dabanga Young Sudanese have expressed their views on the proposed Sudanese-Sudanese dialogue initiative aimed at...
Sudan timeline April-June 2026: Struggles toward ceasefire fail amid El Obeid violence
The second quarter of 2026 comes to a close with the United Nations and other international bodies warning of another...
UNFPA: ‘Sudan’s capital Khartoum is a ghost town… Sudanese women ‘carry their homeland on their shoulders’
The UN Population Fund (UNFPA) has described parts of the capital Khartoum as a “ghost town” teeming with burnt buildings...
UNICEF warns of catastrophe facing Darfur’s children 20 years after crisis first shocked world
UNICEF has warned that children in Darfur are facing a new humanitarian catastrophe, two decades after the region first drew...
Sudan timeline January-March 2026: Communities shattered amid explosive international events
Between January and March, Sudanese people continue to struggle for relief from limited resources and economic pressures. Since the conflict...
Sudan professors’ strike enters third day as more arrests reported
Sudanese university professors continued a nationwide open-ended strike for a third consecutive day yesterday, with organisers reporting full participation, as...
UNHCR: 76% of Sudanese refugee children in Chad out of school
More than three-quarters of Sudanese refugee families in Chad say the their children have dropped out of school since fleeing...
South Darfur launches measles vaccination campaign for 390,000 children
Health authorities in South Darfur have launched a large-scale vaccination campaign against measles and rubella, targeting hundreds of thousands of...
Kassala bans collective Iftars amid growing controversy
The Kassala State Security Committee has banned collective Iftars across the state, including in government institutions, ministries, official bodies, tribal...
Teachers: ‘Separate exams will entrench division in Sudan’
The Sudanese Teachers Committee warned on Wednesday that “the multiplicity of decision-making centres regarding secondary school certificate examinations, and links...
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