Less bread ahead – Sudan’s hunger gap predicted
24 June 2022 Musa Ali, a baker in Bahri, North Khartoum, is not looking forward to working in the days ahead. “The price of bread wi...
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Kereneik: a volatile life
3 April While an uneasy calm has finally come to the Kereneik area, West Darfur State, residents tell Ayin they live in trepidation...
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...
Protests against the coup in El-Fasher, North Darfur State
16 November 2021 Civilians came out in their thousands across the country for a day of protest against the coup last Saturday. While...
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...
ICC confirmation of charges of Ali Kushayb concludes, sparking hope for more justice
27 May 2021 “They came at night to Deleig and started shooting and capturing people, burning houses randomly – more than 150 were ki...
Fighting for women’s rights in Sudan, gains and setbacks amidst harassment
20 May 2021 Modest gains in achieving gender equality in Sudan are met with considerable setbacks, including attacks and threats aga...
Darfur: UNAMID to leave amid insecurity as cyclical violence continues
21 December 2020 “Protection of the displaced cannot be entrusted to those who killed them!” shouted one protest leader at the begin...
Sudan’s climate-based conflicts – report reveals need to address environmental issues
1 November 2020 Linking current socio-economic conditions to environmental conditions is crucial for Sudan to progress, said Prime M...
Displacing the Displaced: the Geneina massacre
When you enter El Geneina Secondary School for Girls on a school day you will see anything but students. The normally lively school...