“Back to the former lies” – Sudan reverts to press repression
16 December 2021 On 17 November, journalist Ali Farsab, 31, headed to the Bahri area in north Khartoum to cover the enormous anti-co...
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17 November Protests: In memory of a young revolutionary
24 November 2021 Demonstrations against the military coup on the 17th of November were met with one of the bloodiest responses to da...
Public pressure mounts to reverse coup as nationwide protests take place
30 October 2021 The durability of the military coup announced by the former Sovereign Council leader Lt.-Gen. Abdel-Fattah al-Burhan...
Thousands protest military coup while civilian leadership remain detained
25 August 2021 Thousands of civilians are now protesting in the streets of Khartoum and Omdurman after Sudan’s Sovereign Council lea...
Sudanese contend with high prices via economic reforms
21 July 2021 As Sudanese celebrate Eid this week – a faltering economy will likely curb celebrations. Sudan’s government has attempt...
Dark times: government pledges relief to Sudan’s daily blackouts
26 March 2021 Last Saturday, Sudan’s Energy Minister Jaladin Ali Obeid pledged Sudan’s severe electricity shortages would be resolve...
Sudan’s gamble: Devaluating the Sudanese Pound
The head of the Central Bank of Sudan, Mohamed Al-Fateh announced in a press statement last week of their intention to address all i...
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...
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...