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...
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...
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...
Sudan’s ground war escalates as rivals fight for territory and legitimacy
21 August 2026 In Sudan’s war, ground fighting has intensified on more than one front in the last few days. The fighting led t...
The Tigray War: lines of fire extending to the Sudanese border
14 August 2026 In northwestern Ethiopia, war doesn’t need to cross the border to reach Sudan. Near the Tekeze-Setit River, vil...
Deadly skies, empty plates: How escalating drone warfare is starving Sudan
7 August 2026 When a truck loaded with relief aid arrives at displacement camps in the restive North and West Darfur regions, humani...
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...
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...