Conflict gold: New report urges industries to use ‘responsible’ sources
With more than $4 billion in gold flowing out of East and Central Africa into international markets annually, the technology,...
With more than $4 billion in gold flowing out of East and Central Africa into international markets annually, the technology,...
The outgoing British Ambassador to Sudan, Irfan Siddiq, has described his tenure in Khartoum, especially the period in 2019 from...
By Rebecca Tinsley A massacre in West Darfur comes just days after international peacekeepers withdrew from the troubled western region...
At least three LGBTQ+ organisations in Sudan are forced to operate underground, forcing artists to work with virtually no financial...
Since Chairman of Sudan's Sovereign Council, Lt Gen Abdelfattah El Burhan, issued a decree to form the Transitional Partners Council (TPC)...
Rapid Support Forces (RSF) are receiving training from the United Nation’s Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR),...
A protestor has died and several others were hospitalised with various injuries after Sudanese security forces allegedly opened live fire...
By Cameron Hudson After twenty-seven years on the US State Sponsor of Terrorism list, President Trump yesterday announced, via Twitter, that Sudan’s...
Public frustration and dissatisfaction at the pace of change in Sudan following the revolution, as life has changed little for...
By Dame Rosalind Marsden Sudan is looking towards a brighter future after the initialling of the Juba peace agreement on...
Today, the National Economic Conference will be held in Khartoum following repeated postponement, against a background of expectation and hope...
The Sudanese inflation rate reached a record 166.83 per cent for August, the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) reported in...