Fighting finally subsides in Geneina, West Darfur
8 April 2021 Fighting in Geneina city and surrounding areas has largely subsided, according to West Darfur State Governor Mohamed Do...
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Rights denied: Sudanese women’s struggles continue after the revolution
2 April 2020 In the past week, human rights activists witnessed a severe set-back for Sudanese women with an online campaign calling...
Dark times: government pledges relief to Sudan’s daily blackouts
26 March 2021 Last Saturday, Sudan’s Energy Minister Jaladin Ali Obeid pledged Sudan’s severe electricity shortages would be resolve...
Threats over water and war:
18 March 2021 On Monday, Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok made a formal request to the African Union (AU), United Nations, European Uni...
Sudan’s gamble: Devaluating the Sudanese Pound
The head of the Central Bank of Sudan, Mohamed Al-Fateh announced in a press statement last week of their intention to address all i...
The rocky road to Sudan’s elections
28 February 2021 With the Juba Peace Agreement signed and a new cabinet sworn in under Sudan’s transitional government period, the c...
Rickshaw burial: Al Jazeera State struggles with Covid’s second wave
21 February 2021 Ordinarily, the scene would have been shocking for residents of the city Wad Medani in Al-Jazeera State, central Su...
The Comeback of Sudanese Cinema
16 February 2021 “The new wave of Sudanese Cinema” is how Mohamed Kordofani, a Sudanese Filmmaker described the current rise in Suda...
Border tensions mount between Sudan, Ethiopia
26 January 2021 Tensions are mounting between Sudan and Ethiopia, as Sudan refuses to back down from its heavy military presence alo...
Schools in limbo as Sudan debates education reforms
19 January 2021 “We have no idea when schools will be back! My children have forgotten most of their lessons, as we struggle to teac...