Op-ed: The war on Iran – Regional power politics and domestic exclusion
How regional wars and international designations are invoked in Sudan’s internal political conflict By Elwathig Kameir for Sudan Transparency and...
Sudan urged to lift constraints on aviation revenues as Khartoum airport reopens
Sudan’s tentative return to normal air traffic has prompted calls for the government to loosen its grip on aviation revenues,...
Sudan professors’ strike enters third day as more arrests reported
Sudanese university professors continued a nationwide open-ended strike for a third consecutive day yesterday, with organisers reporting full participation, as...
Crop prices surge in Sudan’s El Gezira as cultivated land shrinks
Prices of staple crops have risen sharply in Sudan’s El Gezira state, as a significant reduction in cultivated land and...
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Sudan: New Halfa farmers face 80% cost hike
By Suleiman Siri for Radio Dabanga Farmers in the New Halfa Agricultural Scheme in Sudan’s Kassala state warn that production...
International Women’s Day: ‘Women’s involvement in Sudan’s peace processes, negotiations, and ending the war, a fundamental requirement’
Report by Fatima Burima for Radio Dabanga As the world celebrated International Women’s Day on Sunday, March 8, Sudanese marked...
STPT: Drugs – an illicit economy fuelling Sudan war
Production capacity for synthetic drugs has expanded dramatically under cover of the ‘fog of war’ in Sudan – a January...
War in the Middle East: Warnings of serious economic impacts on Sudan
As the war between the United States and Israel against Iran continues, and in light of Iranian attacks on the...
Three years of blackouts in western Sudan — how satellite has restored services the war severed
Report by Abdelmoneim Madibu of Radio Dabanga for Sudan Media Forum Joint Editorial Room Adam Osman brought his wife home...
Sudan’s embassy in Kampala receives the first batch of stolen Sudanese vehicles
Sudan's embassy in Kampala said that on Tuesday, it received the first batch of cars belonging to Sudanese nationals that...
Economist: ‘Sudan’s middle class, swept away by war, must be revived’
As last week marked the UN World Day of Social Justice, economist Dr Abdel Halim Timan spoke to Radio Dabanga,...
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