Janjaweed attack Khartoum neighborhoods
Following the military’s attack on the protestor’s sit-in on 3 June, which killed at least 118 people, along with 784 wounded, the c...
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The repeal of the Public Order Law is just the beginning
Amina Koko sits a little easier on the sturdy-but-rusty coffee tin that she uses daily as a stool, serving traditional Sudanese tea...
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...
Massacre in Ramadan: The June 3 military assault on Sudan’s largest protest site
“They are shooting at us! They are shooting at us!” an unknown protestor is shouting while running for his life along University Str...
Silence and fear: Life under the RSF in a Darfur town
Amna Daoud Morsal has worked in Nyala’s main market for decades. At 55, she has developed a well-established market stall in Sudan’s...
The Arab Gulf is ruling Sudan by proxy
The Gulf’s long-term political and economic interests in Sudan may prove the key de-stabilizer to the protest’s nearly five-month lo...
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...
The last days of Bashir in the palace, new days in court
The moment millions of Sudanese entered into the vicinity of the General Command of the Army Headquarters on 6 April, the deposed fo...
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...
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...