Sudan’s healthcare, the first casualty of war
This report was done in collaboration with the Sudan Hub for Human Rights. 11 March 2024 The health sector was one of the first casu...
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Hope or hopeless: the UN resolution for the war’s respite in Ramadan
10 March 2024 In a move that revived Sudanese hopes for stopping the war and for humanitarian aid to arrive, the UN Security Council...
Sudan’s war curbs South Sudan’s oil exports, triggering inflation
5 March 2024 Augustine Swaka, a 44-year-old mechanic is one of the oldest residents of Munuki, a suburb of Juba that is inhabited by...
Schools in limbo, how children cope in war-torn Sudan
5 March 2024 After losing all hope for her five children to resume their educational journey, Hafsa Hassan, who was displaced from t...
Sudan’s mass arming of civilians
24 February Since December last year, Sudan’s army has conducted mass operations to arm civilians in areas under its control to coun...
A new life in Kiryandango – Sudanese refugee stories
22 February As the ban continues on Sudanese refugees residing in Uganda’s capital, Kampala, refugees from Sudan from all walks of l...
Stories of survival: Testimonies from RSF detention centres
21 February 2024 In Adré camp, eastern Chad, several Sudanese refugees who fled the city of El Geneina, the capital of West Darfur s...
Sudan Conflict Monitor #10
17 February 2023 The Sudan Conflict Monitor is a rapid response to the expanding war in Sudan written through a peace-building, huma...
Sudan’s war on women
14 February 2024 “They raped three of my sisters, they were beaten, and one of my sister’s hands was broken,” recalls Somia Musa aft...
Authorities raise duties to fuel the war, prices rise again for the public
5 February 2024 In a bid to meet rising war costs, the acting government in the army-controlled areas has placed a series of duties...