Sudan’s army: more arms, more gains, less peace
4 November 2024 As Sudan’s national army receives more arms from foreign allies, more military gains are being made against their ad...
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Omdurman after a year and a half of war
23 October 2024 A year and a half after the war in Sudan, life for millions of civilians trapped in the capital’s sister city, Omdur...
Isolated and dying: the plight of Bahri residents
27 September 2024 Between 10 and 15 people die daily in Bahri as the conflict in Sudan continues, says a member of the Bahri Emergen...
Urban farming: Gardens to survive a war-induced famine
17 September 2024 Residents of southern Khartoum, trapped in war zones, are struggling with an expanding hunger crisis. They live in...
A country of the displaced—startling figures of the conflict-displaced in Sudan
16 May 2024 Last year marked the highest level of conflict-related internal displacement ever recorded in the world, with 68.3 milli...
Severe water shortages plague the capital area
15 May 2024 In parts of East Nile in Sudan’s capital, Khartoum, civilians are compelled to manually extract water from sewage wells...
Blog: Life in the capital, a year of life in a war zone
30 April 2024 For over a year, Sudan’s capital, Khartoum, has been the scene of a war zone where residents miraculously survive desp...
Sudan’s mass arming of civilians
24 February Since December last year, Sudan’s army has conducted mass operations to arm civilians in areas under its control to coun...
Uganda suspends registration of Sudanese in the capital
25 January 2024 Aziza Al-Said Mustafa, a 42-year-old Sudanese woman, rented a house for the equivalent of $140, in the Ugandan capit...
Sudan Conflict Monitor #8
14 December 2023 The Sudan Conflict Monitor is a rapid response to the expanding war in Sudan written through a peace-building, huma...