After war and destruction: can Khartoum’s acacia forest come back to life?
4 August 2026 Where the Blue and White Nile meet in Khartoum, the Sunut Forest has long been one of the capital’s defining lan...
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From sleepy town to strained refuge: Inside Mellit’s displacement crisis
1 August 2026 Before the Rapid Support Force (RSF) invasion of El Fasher in October last year, Mellit was a fairly quiet, sleepy tow...
EU split over RSF terrorist designation
28 July 2026 The European Parliament has called on the European Union to designate Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) a...
From chalkboards to fishing nets: How high prices threaten livelihoods in Sudan
24 July 2026 After more than four decades in the education sector, educational supervisor Salim Khaled* never imagined he would end...
Local heroes: Residents from Bashagra East remember the day fishermen saved the town
20 July 2026 For an outsider, the simple fishing boats along the Blue Nile in Bashagra East, Al-Jazeera State, may seem unimpressive...
How Sudan’s war reversed the Horn of Africa’s refugee story
18 July 2026 What began as a refuge for Ethiopians fleeing the Tigray conflict has become one of the few functioning healthcare life...
