The picture of the revolution
The Sudanese young revolutionist, secondary school student Mohamed Youssif, was like many across the country who were angry at the...
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Sudan authorities support while affected communities fear Africa’s largest dam
Sudanese and Ethiopian authorities appear steadfast in their commitment to seeing the Renaissance Dam, touted to be the largest hydr...
Death of a defence minister, peace talks on hold
Peace talks in Juba are now suspended for 10 days after the sudden and unexpected death of former defence minister, General Jamal Om...
More casualties and more incriminations linked to 3 June attack
A new report released today by Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) sheds more light on the 3 June attack in Sudan, implicating the Rap...
Elusive peace, justice: Sudan’s path to peace maybe longer
Efforts to achieve peace with rebel factions and deliver former president Omar Al-Bashir for international justice appears less fort...
Displacing the Displaced: the Geneina massacre
When you enter El Geneina Secondary School for Girls on a school day you will see anything but students. The normally lively school...
The repeal of the Public Order Law is just the beginning
Amina Koko sits a little easier on the sturdy-but-rusty coffee tin that she uses daily as a stool, serving traditional Sudanese tea...
No clear road ahead in Sudan’s bid to be removed from US terrorist list
Prime Minister Hamdok returned from a trip to the United States this week in a diplomatic bid to urge the country to lift Sudan from...
Rape continues unabated in Darfur under the new government
They had done it before. The area was only minutes walking distance from the Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camp in North Darfu...
No food, no security – the plight of North Darfur IDPs
Internally displaced persons in North Darfur State are hungry. “We want our rations, why have organisations stopped our support? We...