Exhibition and fundraiser for Sudan in Oxford, UK
Reporting by Nadia Awad for Radio Dabanga An exhibition entitled Identity, Belonging and Change – Historical Portrait of Everyday Life...
Sudan timeline July-September 2023: Sudanese ‘in survival mode’
Fighting that erupted between the Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) on April 15 this year,...
Sudanese Women in Diaspora Conference: ‘We can speak for ourselves’
Report and main picture by Nadia Awad The Sudan Women in the Diaspora for Ending the War (SWDEW) conference on...
Unravelling Sudan’s militia matrix: PRF and other emerging forces
In Sudan's intricate political and military arena, new and established actors continually surface, raising concerns over a prolonged conflict. A...
Sudan timeline April-June 2023: Tensions between Sudanese army and the paramilitary RSF erupt into full-scale armed conflict
DABANGA SUDAN - Tensions between the Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) escalated and finally...
Sudan timeline January-March 2023: Economy ‘grim’ amid fractious talks on transition to civilian rule and security sector reform
DABANGA SUDAN – Sudan’s ‘political process’, brokered by the AU-IGAD-UN Trilateral Mechanism, began in January, under the umbrella of the...
Celebrating women’s history in Sudan
DABANGA SUDAN - March 31, 2023 By Camille Straatman Women have played an important role in shaping Sudan’s history and...
Moonshine, misery, and the maltreatment of Sudan’s desperate displaced distillers
KHARTOUM – Text and pictures by Amgad Abdelgadir The abundance of dates in Sudan has long served as a staple...
Grazing in Darfur, a recurring conflict
DABANGA SUDAN - February 17, 2023 The release of livestock on farms during the agricultural winter season is one of...
Sudan timeline October-December 2022: Anti-junta protests swell amid regime crackdown, tribal strife displaces thousands as economy bleeds
DABANGA SUDAN - During the final quarter of 2022, Sudan’s Blue Nile region, West Kordofan, and South Darfur saw Tribal...
Survey: Why do you read Dabanga’s articles?
Today we are asking our audience to give us feedback about why you read Radio Dabanga's articles, what content you...
Illegal logging, charcoal burning, and gum tapping threatens Sudan’s woodlands
The environmental dangers of deforestation in Sudan have been highlighted by experts. Yet, not much has been done in practice...
and then