Islamists in Sudan, testing the waters for a comeback
11 October 2024 This week, prominent Islamist leaders from the former, ousted National Congress Party (NCP) made a public appearance...
Small but critical farming in Darfur has helped reduce prices
7 October 2024 In several regions of Darfur, western Sudan, prices of sorghum and other food items have decreased with the start of...
South Sudan, Sudan’s army, and the RSF: a delicate balancing act
5 October 2024 In a bid to keep oil flowing, the mainstay of South Sudan’s economy, the country has maintained a diplomatic balancin...
RSF presence in Raja, South Sudan
4 October 2024 The continuous presence of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Raja County of South Sudan’s Western Bahr-El Ghazal Stat...
More fighting, more pressure on Zamzam Camp
30 September 2024 On 26 September, UN Human Rights Chief Volker Türk expressed his worries over the increased fighting between the R...
Isolated and dying: the plight of Bahri residents
27 September 2024 Between 10 and 15 people die daily in Bahri as the conflict in Sudan continues, says a member of the Bahri Emergen...
Urban farming: Gardens to survive a war-induced famine
17 September 2024 Residents of southern Khartoum, trapped in war zones, are struggling with an expanding hunger crisis. They live in...
Autumn epidemics ravage Sudan
10 September 2024 The ongoing conflict, now reaching 17 months, along with intense flooding has led to new health challenges for the...
Sudan Conflict Monitor #16
10 September, 2024 The Sudan Conflict Monitor is a rapid response to the war in Sudan written through a peacebuilding, human rights,...
A citizen’s death revives memories of torture and detention, sparking renewed outrage
9 September 2024 On 1 September, the eastern state of Kassala was shocked by the tragic death of 25-year-old Amin Mohamed Nour, who...