More tension around mining in Sudan’s Red Sea state
PORT SUDAN - January 27, 2023 Areas in Halayeb and Jubeit El Ma’aden in the northern part of Red Sea...
Omda: ‘Humanitarian catastrophe looms for North Darfur displaced’
EL FASHER - The humanitarian situation in Zamzam camp, one of the largest camps for the displaced in Darfur, has...
El Gezira Scheme director accuses Sudan’s Agricultural Bank of withholding int’l grant
WAD MADANI – January 20, 2023 The director of the Agricultural Department of the El Gezira Scheme, Ibrahim Mustafa, has accused...
Economist: ‘Little hope for Sudan national budget’
Hasan Bashir, a professor of economics at El Nilein University, has expressed doubt over the efficacy of the recently leaked*...
Pharmacy closures to ‘make way’ for Sudan economic liberalisation condemned
KHARTOUM - The Pharmaceutical Professionals Association (PPA) has strongly condemned the closure of medical supplier pharmacies in Khartoum, calling the move “a...
Sudan inflation rate drops to 87.32% as Khartoum water tariffs rise
KHARTOUM - Policies of the Ministry of Finance will only worsen the situation as inflation rates continue to drop in...
Sudanese teachers already discussing ‘next steps’ after strike, university protests continue
KHARTOUM – January 17, 2023 Teachers in Khartoum are already discussing "the next steps" to take after the end date...
Drinking water agreement welcomed in Port Sudan, but activists question govt commitment
KHARTOUM – January 17, 2023 Activists in Red Sea state capital Port Sudan have welcomed the agreement between the Red...
Economist: New leaked Sudan budget could ‘lead to collapse’
KHARTOUM - Economic analyst Kamal Karrar said that the 2023 budget, which has not yet been approved, includes a significant...
Bus driver strike paralyses Khartoum as Sudan workers continue to demand better wages
KHARTOUM - School teachers, university lecturers, and research centre staff continue to strike to demand better wages in Sudan, joined...
Living conditions in Sudan ‘humiliating’
KHARTOUM – Living conditions in Sudan are ‘humiliating’, according to participants in the People’s Livelihood Marches of the Millions in...
Further strikes to demand higher wages announced throughout Sudan
University lecturers in Sudan embarked on a strike on Tuesday to protest the Sudanese government leaving a new salary structure...
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