♦ Sudan: This week’s news in brief ♦
A compact digest of this week's most-read highlights, from the heart of Sudan. Subscribe to receive this digest weekly in...
Book collection initiative starts three new libraries in Darfur
“Awareness is the closest way to helping people achieve their aspirations,” says Khartoum literary writer and journalist Stella Gaitano, whose...
Radio Dabanga: Monitoring media for women in Sudan
Since Sudan reached the public eye over years of civil war in Darfur, Kordofan, and the Blue Nile, under which...
Kandaka: Keeping women’s rights on the agenda in post-revolution Sudan
Last year, Sudan’s successful pro-democracy revolution made headlines around the world, with many international onlookers surprised at the integral and...
Sudan’s 2020 in retrospect – Cartoons by Omar Dafallah
A peace deal, COVID-19, International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecution, protests, removal from the USA list of State Sponsors of Terrorism...
Investigation: Criticism on EU and OHCHR training of Sudanese RSF
Rapid Support Forces (RSF) are receiving training from the United Nation’s Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR),...
Global Witness report: ‘Swiss refiner likely purchased Sudan conflict gold’
The world’s largest gold refiner, Switzerland-based Valcambi, has sourced over 20 tonnes of gold from UAE-based refiner and gold trader...
Investigation: Satellite images show visible destruction in Darfur linked to RSF attacks
By Nouska du Saar Sudan’s largest paramilitary force has carried out nearly 100 attacks against towns, farms, and civilians in...
Sudanese in the Netherlands dismayed at decision to reassess residence permits
The Migration Ministry of the Netherlands is to reassess asylum applicants from Sudan’s Darfur, South Kordofan, and Blue Nile states...
Op-ed: Coronavirus comes to Sudan
By Cameron Hudson As the Covid-19 virus rips through the developed world, less well-off countries are beginning to prepare for...
Darfur refugees in Chad: ‘No peace without security, justice’
According to Darfuri refugees residing in eastern Chad camps, there can be no peace without security or justice. “First, we...
Op-ed: Sudan agrees to send Al Bashir to the ICC – what now for the law?
By Prof Dire Tladi On Tuesday, the government of Sudan took the “extraordinary (and yes surprising)” decision to surrender deposed...
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