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Tea sellers, nurses and teachers: Sudanese women accused of collaborating with the Rapid Support Forces
This report was originally reported and published by the independent news outlet, Madania News. It is republished here with the perm...
After war and destruction: can Khartoum’s acacia forest come back to life?
4 August 2026 Where the Blue and White Nile meet in Khartoum, the Sunut Forest has long been one of the capital’s defining lan...
From chalkboards to fishing nets: How high prices threaten livelihoods in Sudan
24 July 2026 After more than four decades in the education sector, educational supervisor Salim Khaled* never imagined he would end...
Exploiting desperation: Inside the cruel humanitarian aid scams
5 May 2026 In a nation already devastated by conflict, a new and insidious threat is emerging: mass online fraud targeting Sudan’s m...
Forced “voluntary” returns: how Kassala is pushing displaced people out
29 May 2026 In a shelter centre in Kassala stripped of basic services, Marwa* and her family have endured three years of displacemen...
Between Khartoum and Nyala: Humanitarian aid stuck amid legitimacy conflict
12 May 2026 UN estimates indicate that more than 33 million Sudanese, including millions of people in Darfur, Kordofan and Blue Nile...
