Specter of famine threatens more than 6 million people in Sudan – UN

A UN official warned that famine specter threatens more than 6 million people

Sudan’s maritime gateway on the Silk Road

Sudan’s position as a crossroads of civilizations made it a natural part of an intricate web of trade

Sudanese band forced to flee conflict spreads musical message

The creators of the “Nuba Mountain Sound” band originate from South Kordofan, a southern state that has historically been in rebellion against the government.

Sudanese tradition ‘Al-Tekkiya’ resurfaces to alleviate hunger amid war

In Sudanese culture, offering and sharing food is a sign of generosity and hospitality

Former Sudanese minister: $60 billion estimated damage to infrastructure

Damage to infrastructure in Khartoum, Darfur, and Kordofan, is estimated at $60 billion, or 10% of the total infrastructure value

Sudanese Health Minister: War exacerbates dengue, malaria, cholera spread

The war and the suspension of disease control operations contributed to the epidemic spread of some diseases

11 dead in Nile state due to floods as number of IDP’s in Sudan hits 7.1...

The number of internally displaced people due to the conflict has reached nearly 7.1 million

Sudan’s enduring role in shaping African affairs

Sudan is seen as a bridge between sub-Saharan Africa and the Arab world

40,000 displaced families in North Darfur in urgent need of assistance

Governor of North Darfur State revealed that 40,000 displaced families in the state are in urgent need of humanitarian assistance

WHO: Cholera outbreak in eastern Sudan, 10 people dead

Cholera and dengue outbreaks have been reported in eastern Sudan as conflict grinds on

Sudanese film “Goodbye Julia” wins 3 new awards

“Goodbye Julia” won three new awards at the 21st edition of the Paysages de Cinéastes festival in France

Sudanese Doctors’ Union calls for halting dengue fever catastrophic spread

In every home in Al Qadarif, at least three people are suffering from dengue fever

Sudan conflict decimates country’s date industry

The crucial date industry has suffered a collapse in prices, marking the most recent economic sector to fall victim to the ongoing conflict in the northeast African nation.

Tracing the threads of tradition

Given Sudan’s proximity to Egypt, it’s no surprise that Egyptian art and culture had a profound impact

Dissolved Sudanese government protests Burhan’s participation at UNGA

Two former Sovereignty Council members, as well as 11 former ministers and advisors in Hamdok’s government, signed the memorandum

Refugees forced to return to conflict-hit Sudan due to economic woes

More than 5.25 million people forced to flee their homes since outbreak of violence in Sudan, according to UN figures

Sudanese celebrate Mawlid despite the war

The Mawlid Al-Nabi Procession is a deeply rooted tradition in Sudan, accompanied by Sufi music and drums

Malaria outbreak in Sudan’s North Darfur, 13,000 cases recorded

13,000 cases were recorded in Al Fashir city, while 80% of healthcare facilities in Sudan have ceased operations

Sudan’s abundant natural resources and the economy

Sudan is home to a rich mineral wealth, with gold being one of the most prominent resources

Sudanese pound loses 40% of its value against dollar since war started

The Sudanese pound recorded 880 against the dollar in the black market

Sudan’s army chief says ready for ‘negotiations’ with rival RSF

Sudan mired by clashes between army and RSF since April

Violent clashes in Sudan’s South Darfur, 5 civilians killed

The clashes resulted in several casualties, including five fatalities and several injuries among civilians

Fuel crisis worsening in Khartoum

Fuel prices have increased significantly, with the price of a gallon of gasoline reaching 35,000 Sudanese pounds (58 US dollars) in the black market

Sudan: Committed to constructive negotiations over Ethiopian dam

According to the Minister of Irrigation, Daw al-Bait Mansur, during the second round of the trilateral negotiations on the Renaissance Dam in Addis Ababa

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