Khartoum to Darfur – a road trip of rediscovery for Radio Dabanga
Last month, a delegation from Radio Dabanga, led by editor-in-chief Kamal El Sadig, visited Sudan and Darfur for the first...
Prof Siddig Tawir: ‘Both civilian and military members of Sovereign Council work in harmony’
Member of Sudan’s Sovereign Council, Prof Siddig Tawir, attests to the “harmonious relationship between the civilian and military members of...
Interview – Elin Skaar on Sudan transitional justice: ‘No victorious army has ever been prosecuted’
The hope and outcry for justice and peace throughout Sudan have raised questions regarding the possibilities of administration of justice,...
Interview: Kamala Ibrahim Ishag, principal Prince Claus Prize laureate 2019
During the October 1964 and April 1985 revolutions, poetry was the primary inspiration for the Sudanese people. However, during the...
Anniversary of Sudan’s December 2018 Revolution – Cartoons by Omar Dafallah
What began as local demonstrations in Ed Damazin capital of Blue Nile state on December 13, 2018 soon spread across...
Sudan timeline July-Sept 2019: Turbulent transformation from tyranny
2019 began full of hope in Sudan, after the December 2018 Revolution culminated in the overthrow by military coup d'état...
In pictures: Commemoration of protesters killed during Sudan uprising
On Thursday, relatives and friends of protesters who were killed during the Sudan uprising staged a commemoration vigil in front...
Sudan’s heart-broken diaspora
By Farrah Saville People who left Sudan decades ago still believe in the future of their broken country, and want...
Sudan uprising: Timeline of tumultuous change
2019 has already proven a watershed year in the history of Sudan. A popular uprising grew out of fuel and...
Interview with Hafiz Ismail: Sudan needs to be open for business and investment
Former banker and civil society activist Hafiz Ismail is a leading member of the Sudanese panel of experts, many of...
How did civil discontent propel Sudan towards the overthrow of Al Bashir?
On December 13, 2018, a protest about bread and fuel shortages broke out in the town of Atbara, Sudan; commentators claim...
Feature: Military junta ‘even worse’ for democracy-hungry Sudan
L1, L2, and sometimes even the green light on Line 3 flashes. Radio Dabanga, the only independent radio station in...
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