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...
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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...
Confrontations between security forces continue in Sudan as citizens attempt to escape
April 20, 2023 The bloody confrontations between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) continue for the...
Trapped under gunfire, the plight of Khartoum’s students
20 April 2023 As the conflict between security forces in Sudan continues, many civilians –including students, remain trapped,...
Stuck in the crossfire: Civilians try to survive as conflict between security forces continues
16 April 2023 Since Saturday morning, Sudanese citizenry has found themselves caught in the crossfire of Sudan’s army and the parami...
Poor yields: The challenges faced by Blue Nile’s farmers
30 March 2023 Farming in the Blue Nile State, southeast Sudan, faces severe challenges in both rain-fed and irrigated sectors and co...
The cyclical violence of Blue Nile, a political agenda
28 January 2022 “They attacked us in the morning inside our village. We did not find a way to escape – they carried machine guns and...
Killed by stones – a new tactic to repress the street protests
7 January 2020 As political parties and the military prepare for the second round of a negotiated settlement to end the military cou...