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...
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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...
Climate change, Sudan’s hidden crisis
Our planet’s climates are changing, and Sudan is by no means an exception. Yet, this topic is not exactly ‘talk of...
Sudan timeline: July-September 2022: Junta continues to repress resistance as Pound founders and hunger grows
While the leaders of the ruling military junta in Sudan pledge that the military will withdraw from the political arena...
Drug abuse in Sudan: ‘the tip of the iceberg’
Contractors who cannot keep construction workers for more than one day, students who might use drugs to spike others’ drinks,...
Sudan timeline April-June 2022: Popular resistance to junta escalates, banditry and intercommunal strife in Darfur and across Sudan as 15 million face hunger
The second quarter of 2022 witnessed an escalation of popular resistance to the ruling military junta in Sudan, presided over...
Sudan timeline January-March 2022: Political turmoil, lawlessness as attempts to revive democratic transition collapse
The first days of 2022 saw the final collapse of the already tenuous political agreement that reinstated Sudan’s Prime Minister...
Dabanga’s remote media training connects aspiring journalists in Sudan despite political turmoil
Journalism and media training is hard to come by in Sudan, with many schools and universities closed, and others struggling...
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