Another pandemic: Rising domestic violence under quarantine in Sudan
The pandemic has caused all countries to direct citizens to stay home to protect themselves and others, yet for domestic violence vi...
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Sudan authorities support while affected communities fear Africa’s largest dam
Sudanese and Ethiopian authorities appear steadfast in their commitment to seeing the Renaissance Dam, touted to be the largest hydr...
Rape continues unabated in Darfur under the new government
They had done it before. The area was only minutes walking distance from the Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camp in North Darfu...
No clear road ahead in Sudan’s bid to be removed from US terrorist list
Prime Minister Hamdok returned from a trip to the United States this week in a diplomatic bid to urge the country to lift Sudan from...
The picture of the revolution
The Sudanese young revolutionist, secondary school student Mohamed Youssif, was like many across the country who were angry at the...
Poisonous practice: the ongoing fight to close Sudan’s gold mines
“Companies leave our land! Health before everything!” shouted demonstrators last week in Kalogi, South Kordofan State. Civilians are...
Bashir national trial continues, but ICC trial remains blocked
As the trial of deposed former president Omar Al-Bashir is set to continue this week, several sources claim former members of the ru...
State Governors denied – challenges in new appointments
7 September 2020 As of last week, life in Kassala, eastern Sudan, appears to slowly return to normal after a curfew was lifted and s...
“Thirty years without service” Life in the outskirts of Kosti
Even those war-displaced decades ago in Sudan struggle with acquiring basic services and support from the former government, local r...
Hopeful signs to end Blue Nile’s cholera curse
Today marks the end of the first phase of the World Health Organization’s cholera vaccine campaign in Sudan, first detected on 28 Au...