Sudanese women journalists faced underexposed economic violence during first lockdown
Economic violence and sexual violence faced by women journalists during the first Covid-19 period did not receive sufficient attention, journalists...
Cooking gas crisis continues in Sudan
People in the country complain about the worsening cooking gas crisis and the closure of gas distribution centres in various...
Sudan teachers go on country-wide strike and fuel prices decrease
The Sudan Teachers Committee will start a two-day strike today in all state schools in the country to demand an...
UN OCHA: conflict, natural disasters, disease outbreaks, and economic crisis most important risks to Sudan
The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) presented its humanitarian needs overview for Sudan, including its Humanitarian Programme...
RPG attack on Sudan’s Balila oil field
Sudan’s Oil Workers Association reports that a number of rocket-propelled grenades (RPGs) fell in Block 6 of the Balila oil...
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...
Teachers strike across Sudan for better salaries
Teachers all over Sudan will embark on a one-day strike today to demand the implementation of eight demands, including better...
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Pharmacists angry as Sudan plans to liberalise medicine prices amidst dengue outbreak
Sudan is witnessing its worst outbreak of dengue fever in over a decade, especially North and South Kordofan and Red...
Cooking gas shortage forces prices up in Sudanese capital
The cooking gas crisis, which began in Khartoum two weeks ago, continues to worsen. Gas stores in many neighbourhoods in...
People ‘desperate and afraid’ as Sudan economy becomes increasingly fragile
Economic analyst Khalid Saad said that low inflation does not necessarily indicate that the economic situation is good, explaining economic...
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