Starvation or shelling: Dwindling aid in Uganda forces Sudanese refugees back to the battlefield
14 September 2026 From the Al-Manshiya neighbourhood in eastern Khartoum, the Sudanese capital, to a refugee camp in northern Uganda...
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Desperate exodus: Conflict and rains overwhelm Sudan’s Blue Nile state
10 September 2026 As insecurity continues to plague Geisan and Kurmuk in southern Blue Nile State, hundreds of families have fled th...
Tea sellers, nurses and teachers: Sudanese women accused of collaborating with the Rapid Support Forces
This report was originally reported and published by the independent news outlet, Madania News. It is republished here with the perm...
Sudan’s lead gold producer and the UAE
This report is a revisied version that replaces the original story. 3 September 2026 Gold has been the primary currency used to fin...
From Adré to Europe: Sudanese youth take serious risks in sea crossings
3 September 2026 “We are simply existing,” says Adam Abkar Adam, a refugee living in Adré, a camp along the border of Ch...
Sudan’s war caught in the Ethiopia-Eritrea crossfire
1 September 2026 Sudan’s war is increasingly becoming intertwined with the longstanding rivalry between Ethiopia and Eritrea, diplom...
Marked resilience: Bahaa Abdalla’s story
25 August 2026 A physiotherapist, tea lady, singer, and volunteer – Bahaa Abdalla Hassan tells her story of ekeing out a living as a...