Climate change – Darfur’s silent killer
7 January 2021 In the past few years, about six million trees have been cut down in one small municipality in Darfur, a trend tragic...
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Continued targeting against protestors as public refuse military coup in mass protest
15 November 2021 Security forces comprising of the army, the Rapid Support Forces militia, and police used excessive force on Saturd...
Public pressure mounts to reverse coup as nationwide protests take place
30 October 2021 The durability of the military coup announced by the former Sovereign Council leader Lt.-Gen. Abdel-Fattah al-Burhan...
Darfur displacement continues to rise
25 August 2021 “Why is it when they claim there is peace, we still hear gunfire?” asks Fatima Abdel Karim, a young woman displaced b...
No end in sight – As Ethiopia’s war escalates, relations with Sudan remain strained
19 August 2021 On Sunday, Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok said Sudan would continue pushing for a peaceful solution to the civil war i...
Ethiopia determined to fill Dam amidst regional concerns
17 June 2021 With the second filling of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) approaching, Sudan has expressed concerns regardi...
Sudan’s Paris Summit: great long term benefits, terrible short term detriments
25 May 2021 Last week’s Paris Summit has paved the way to ease Sudan’s foreboding foreign debt and opened channels for investment, p...
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...
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...