Re-starting a health centre in a war zone, Omdurman
7 June 2023 Youth-driven initiatives in the Wad Nubawi neighborhood, Omdurman, have helped re-open the main health centre in the are...
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The Sudan Conflict Monitor – 31 May update
The Sudan Conflict Monitor is a rapid response to the expanding war in Sudan written through a peacebuilding, human rights, and just...
The mass looting of Khartoum’s shops and markets
28 May 2022 After the signing of the US-Saudi Arabia brokered ceasefire, merchants from the capital area are finally able to review...
Daily workers – the challenges of war and livelihood
18 May 2023 As the conflict in Sudan continues into a second month, the plight of casual labourers is increasingly dire –witho...
As Jedda talks continue, humanitarian concerns mount in Sudan
18 May 2023 “As they talk, we continue to suffer,” says Khartoum resident and former pharmacist May Babiker. Like many others in Sud...
South Sudanese citizens respond to mass exodus from Sudan
15 May 2023 Sarah Joseph, like many South Sudanese in Juba and those residing across the border in neighbouring Sudan, was stunned....
Geneina ransacked, shockwaves of the war
This article was originally published in the pan-African online magazine, The Continent 7 May 2023 By the end of April, relative cal...
Under siege – conversations in Omdurman
3 May 2023 Since the start of the conflict between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces on 15 April this year, Sud...
Cyclical violence in West Darfur, Geneina ransacked
30 April 2023 Relative calm has finally reached the restive capital of West Darfur State, Geneina, but several residents told Ayin...
A truce for El-Fasher, a sigh of relief for doctors
24 April 2023 North Darfur State Governor Nimir Mohamed and a committee of local leaders have established one of the first meditated...