The cyclical violence of Blue Nile, a political agenda
28 January 2022 “They attacked us in the morning inside our village. We did not find a way to escape – they carried machine guns and...
Killed by stones – a new tactic to repress the street protests
7 January 2020 As political parties and the military prepare for the second round of a negotiated settlement to end the military cou...
The Political Framework Agreement – a “Trojan Horse for the coup leaders”
24 December 2022 Last Monday marked the fourth anniversary of Sudan’s revolution whereby the grassroots resistance committees came o...
Leaked documents reveal Wagner Group’s golden ties to Sudanese military companies
This report was conducted in joint partnership with Ayin Media, the Organized Crime and Corruption Project (OCCRP), and Le Monde. 2...
Sudan: A year of defiance
For over a year now, Sudanese people have endured life under a military coup that stripped the country of a potential transition to...
Major protests on the coup’s anniversary, and more set to come
26 October 2022 Tens of thousands of protestors took to the streets across Sudan on Tuesday, marking the first anniversary of the mi...
Diverse Kulbus communities remain displaced
5 August 2022 As a disputed tribal reconciliation effort takes place in West Darfur State, thousands remain displaced from the June...
Violence in Blue Nile – an avoidable crisis
20 July 2022 In some of the highest levels of violence Blue Nile State has experienced in a decade, the Federal Health Ministry now...
Mass anti-coup protests across Sudan
1 July 2022 Eyewitnesses believe protests against the coup in Khartoum State, Sudan, may have reached over a million people yesterda...
Less bread ahead – Sudan’s hunger gap predicted
24 June 2022 Musa Ali, a baker in Bahri, North Khartoum, is not looking forward to working in the days ahead. “The price of bread wi...