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
Sudan’s precious ancient manuscripts
Sudan boasts a remarkable collection of manuscripts, unrivaled in the region
Dengue fever spreading in eastern Sudan, hundreds reported dead
Medical sources confirm that thousands have fallen victim to dengue fever, and hardly a household in Al-Qadarif state is without a patient
Government official says 300 killed in South Darfur since war began
The number of fatalities in the state has reached approximately 300 deaths, with 2,150 injured since the start of the conflict until now
UN: 114,000 Sudanese displaced within a week
The United Nations Office for Humanitarian Affairs stated that since last April, approximately 5.3 million people have fled their homes within Sudan or to neighboring countries
Sudan’s poets narrate a nation’s story
Sudan’s poetic legacy can be traced back to ancient civilizations
Thousands of Sudanese trapped in limbo for months at Egypt border
Out of the over five million people who have been compelled to leave their residences due to the conflict, as reported by the United Nations, at least 323,000 have managed to make their way into Egypt.
Amal Clooney, international leaders call for accountability in Sudan’s war
A meeting was held in New York, sponsored by the United States, Canada, Gambia, Norway, and the United Kingdom, to draw attention to the conflict in Sudan and ensure justice
Libya flooding scenario could happen in Sudan, Egyptian geologist warns
Egyptian geologist Abbas Sharaqi warned of the danger of a repeat of the Derna scenario with the Renaissance Dam
Washington: The warring parties in Sudan must end this brutal conflict
Molly Phee, the U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, made the statments on the sidelines of the UNGA with General Al-Burhan
UNICEF: 14 million Sudanese children need urgent humanitarian support
The UN organization called for an immediate end to the fighting in Sudan and the respect of every child’s rights in a statement on the International Day of Peace, on September 21st
Sudan’s warring generals adress UNGA
Sudan’s RSF leader appeared in a recorded video message addressing UNGA and says he’s ready for a ceasefire
Sudan’s remarkable archaeological findings
The Kingdom of Kush, was one of the most significant civilizations in the ancient world