UN human rights commissioner: ‘Sudan’s war economy fuelling conflict, tainting global supply chains’
Sudan’s war economy is helping to sustain the country’s three-year conflict while exposing global supply chains to serious human rights...
From abundance to retreat: what happened to Nile water levels in Sudan?
Residents of El Salha area, south of Omdurman, have been left with little choice but to buy water or rely...
OCHA: Cholera spreads in Darfur, Kordofan as new drone attacks endanger civilians, aid operations in Sudan
Fighting and disease outbreaks continue to take a heavy toll on civilians across the country, the UN Office for the...
ICC vs former Darfur JEM commander Abdallah Banda: Prosecutors ask for withdrawal of war crimes charges as ‘evidence deteriorated after 10+ years’
In a blow to the prospects of ensuring accountability and eliminating impunity for war crimes and atrocities in Sudan and...
Sudan court’s death sentences for RSF leaders: justice served or political leverage?
Death sentences handed down by a court in Port Sudan against senior leaders of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have...
FEWS NET: ‘Famine risk in Sudan could worsen until January’
Up to 23 million people in Sudan are expected to face acute food insecurity during 2026. In a new report...
Sudanese army’s ‘provisional nod’ to US ceasefire proposal reshapes negotiation landscape
By Ashraf Abdelaziz for Radio Dabanga The latest US proposal for a ceasefire and an end to the fighting in...
Waiting for life: Kidney dialysis in Darfur, Kordofan a journey through illness and poverty
Inside the dialysis unit at the Specialist Hospital of Nyala, capital of South Darfur, 14-year-old Sanaa Adam Ibrahim (not her...
EU bans Sudan gold to target war economy
The Council of the European Union on Monday adopted a decision banning the purchase, import, or transport of gold originating...
Ethiopian PM says Sudan, Eritrea and TPLF pose no threat to Ethiopia
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has dismissed concerns over an alleged alliance between Sudan, Eritrea and the Tigray People's Liberation...
UN condemns RSF escalation around El Obeid as Tasees backs ceasefire
The UN Human Rights Council has unanimously condemned the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) for escalating violence in and around...
New report: RSF training camps, supply routes in Libya fuelling Sudan’s war — ‘What we’ve uncovered is really just the tip of the iceberg’
Andrew Bergman interviews Klaas van Dijken, Director of Lighthouse Reports for Radio Dabanga The United Arab Emirates is widely accused...
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