Darfur displaced farmer found dead after being raped
NIERTETI / KULBUS / DOGI - A displaced farmer was raped and killed on her way home in Central Darfur...
Omda: ‘Humanitarian catastrophe looms for North Darfur displaced’
EL FASHER - The humanitarian situation in Zamzam camp, one of the largest camps for the displaced in Darfur, has...
El Gezira Scheme director accuses Sudan’s Agricultural Bank of withholding int’l grant
WAD MADANI – January 20, 2023 The director of the Agricultural Department of the El Gezira Scheme, Ibrahim Mustafa, has accused...
Sudan inflation rate drops to 87.32% as Khartoum water tariffs rise
KHARTOUM - Policies of the Ministry of Finance will only worsen the situation as inflation rates continue to drop in...
Experts urge creation of ‘value chain’ for Sudan’s leather industry
Experts at the Nyala Trade and Investment Fair in the South Darfur capital have warned of the government’s neglect of...
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Farmers of Sudan’s El Gezira Agricultural Scheme discuss unionising
Discussions have ignited over forming professional associations or unions of farmers and livestock owners for those involved in the El Gezira...
COP27: El Burhan renews Sudan’s international climate commitments
Sudan’s Chairman of the Sovereignty Council and Leader of Sudan’s Armed Forces, Lt Gen Abdelfattah El Burhan, returned to Sudan...
Sudan’s Northern State farmers warn that agricultural season will fail
Farmers in Sudan’s Northern State warn of the failure of the current agricultural season due to the lack of tools,...
COP27: ‘Agroecology most efficient way to adapt to climate change’ in Africa
“Sustainable, locally driven agriculture solutions to address the climate crisis” are being called for by the Alliance for Food Sovereignty...
Sudan Transparency and Policy Tracker: How mercury is poisoning a nation
In the first week of August, flash floods swept through more than 25 villages north of Atbara in Sudan’s River...
Nile in mortal danger, Sudan’s food security at stake
"Climate change, pollution, and exploitation by man are putting existential pressure on the world's second longest river," the Nile, AFP...
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