Covid-19’s second wave hits Sudan harder and faster
11 December 2020 While people celebrated the New Year in Khartoum recently, Khartoum’s State Ministry of Health recorded 134 new cas...
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Sudan’s Government gambles over fuel cuts and people pay the price
14 November 2020 “The cost of living is gradually becoming more unbearable; all prices had doubled now for everything with the poun...
Sudanese law amendments, more talk less action
“They put me in the car and they kept on beating us until we reached the police office, even while we were coming out of the car, I...
Sudan’s major floods meet a meagre response
23 January 2020 “God must be angry with us,” says Khartoum resident Khalaf Shareef half-jokingly as he surveys more streets engulfed...
Authorities arrest artists and film-maker in Khartoum
18 September 2020 A Sudanese court charged five artists with a two-month prison sentence and a fine of 5,000 Sudanese Pounds (roughl...
Sudan’s Dearth of Doctors
Medical personnel quit during a pandemic due to assaults and limited equipment Doctors are celebrating a small victory in Sudan afte...
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...
More casualties and more incriminations linked to 3 June attack
A new report released today by Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) sheds more light on the 3 June attack in Sudan, implicating the Rap...
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...
Exasperated – Sudan’s economic struggles continue
Ebrahim Hamid/AFP (first published on The New Humanitarian – https://www.thenewhumanitarian.org/news-feature/2019/07/25/sudan-...