Al-Roseires Dam, Sudan’s most sensitive frontline
20 June 2026 Though often overlooked, Sudan’s Al-Roseires Dam is the central backbone of Sudan’s water, energy, and agricultural sur...
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Addis Ababa: Sudanese factions sign a joint vision while others split over peace roadmap
6 June 2026 High-stakes consultative meetings aimed at charting a path out of Sudan’s devastating three-year conflict have had mixed...
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...
Looming rains and rising numbers: The growing crisis at al-Karama Camp, Blue Nile State
22 May 2026 The number of displaced people keeps rising in al-Karama Camp, just outside Damazin, the capital of the Blue Nile State....
The heavy toll of drone strikes on Blue Nile State
18 March 2026 As the conflict intensifies in the Blue Nile State region between the army, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and their a...
Burhan seeks backchannel deal with the UAE
18 May 2026 In a surprising diplomatic pivot, Sudanese army chief Lt Gen. Abdel Fattah al-Burhan is quietly attempting to carve out...
The man who rebelled against everyone – the defection of “Savannah”
15 May 2026 As Sudan’s devastating civil war grinds into its fourth year, the battlefields of Kordofan have been rocked by a high-pr...
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...
Airstrikes ignite Sudan’s western borderlands
30 April 2026 The tri-border area connecting Sudan, Chad, and the Central African Republic is no longer teeming with commercial cara...