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June 24
Sudan: Opposition Grows to Proposed Chinese Copper Mining in Sudan's Red Sea State
Opposition is mounting in eastern Sudan over reports that the government is preparing to sign a long-term copper mining agreement with a Chinese company, with local political… Read more »
May 25
Sudan: '$3 Billion in Damage to Electrical Grid Since Sudan War Broke Out' - UNDP Study
A new study by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) says Sudan's electricity grid has suffered up to US$3 billion in damage since war broke out in 2023, forcing millions… Read more »
May 24
Sudan: EID Sheep Prices Expose Warped Economics of Sudan War
Darfur's livestock markets are overflowing, while conflict drives huge regional price gaps. Livestock markets across Sudan's western regions are bustling ahead of Eid El Adha*,… Read more »
Sudan: 'Sudan's Monetary System Is Fractured By War' - STPT
Sudan's civil war is no longer merely dividing territory; it is steadily partitioning the country's monetary system. A new report by Suliman Baldo for the Sudan Transparency and… Read more »
May 21
Sudan: RSF 'To Cut Flow of Oil Unless Sudan Army Drone Strikes Cease'
The advisor to Rapid Support Forces (RSF) commander Mohammed Hamdan 'Hemedti' Dagalo, El Basha Tebeig, has threatened what he described as a "decisive action" regarding the flow of… Read more »
May 19
Sudan: Former Sudan Energy Minister Calls for 'National Energy Charter to Rebuild State and Prevent Fragmentation'
Former Sudanese Energy Minister Eng Khairy Abdelrahman Ahmed has called for a national energy charter to guarantee fair electricity production, transmission, and distribution… Read more »
May 18
Sudan: Sudan Inflation Surges to 45.84% As Currency Weakens Further
Sudan's Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) has reported today that annual inflation climbed to 45.84 per cent in April, marking a sharp increase from 40.22 per cent in March, as… Read more »
May 08
Sudan: 'Toxic Gold Mining Waste Kills Camels in Sudan's Red Sea State'
Livestock owners in Durdeib locality in Sudan's Red Sea state have blamed gold mining activities for the poisoning of camels and other animals, warning of growing environmental… Read more »
April 28
Sudan: Sudan Bans 'Luxurious and Unnecessary Imports As Currency Weakens
Sudan's Transitional Council of Ministers had banned the import of more than 40 categories of goods it deems "luxurious and unnecessary", in an effort to stem the deterioration of… Read more »
April 09
Sudan: Call for Business World to Cease Trading Sudan's 'Conflict Gold'
A recent report by Sudan's Centre for Environmental and Social Studies (CESS) reveals the continued appearance of conflict-related Sudanese gold in global supply chains, Including… Read more »
April 07
Sudan: 'UAE Embargo Squeezes Sudan Economy, Encourages Smuggling' - STPT Report
A report published today by the Sudan Transparency and Policy Tracker warns that United Arab Emirates trade restrictions and regional tensions are deepening Sudan's economic crisis… Read more »
April 02
Sudan: Sudan Urged to Lift Constraints On Aviation Revenues As Khartoum Airport Reopens
Sudan's tentative return to normal air traffic has prompted calls for the government to loosen its grip on aviation revenues, as officials signal the reopening of the country's… Read more »
March 17
Sudan: New Halfa Farmers Face 80% Cost Hike
Farmers in the New Halfa Agricultural Scheme in Sudan's Kassala state warn that production costs have surged by 80 per cent compared with last year, and have urged the New Halfa… Read more »
March 08
Sudan: STPT - Drugs - an Illicit Economy Fuelling Sudan War
Production capacity for synthetic drugs has expanded dramatically under cover of the 'fog of war' in Sudan - a January 2026 seizure in Red Sea State captured nearly half a tonne of… Read more »
Sudan: Dozens Killed in Drone Strikes On Markets in Kordofan and East Darfur
At least 34 people were killed and 63 injured when drone strikes hit the town of Abu Zabad in West Kordofan yesterday, according to the Sudan Founding Alliance (Tasees), which is… Read more »
March 04
Sudan: War in the Middle East - Warnings of Serious Economic Impacts On Sudan
As the war between the United States and Israel against Iran continues, and in light of Iranian attacks on the Gulf states and other Arab states, concerns are mounting about the… Read more »
Sudan: Aid Flights to Sudan 'Preceded By Arrangements With Belligerents'
Aviation expert and former director of Sudan's Aviation Authority, Ibrahim Adlan, has confirmed that the arrival of a World Food Programme (WFP) aircraft, or any other humanitarian… Read more »
February 25
Sudan: 'Sudan's Middle Class, Swept Away By War, Must Be Revived' - Economist
As last week marked the UN World Day of Social Justice, economist Dr Abdel Halim Timan spoke to Radio Dabanga, outlining the judicial, educational and social impacts of the… Read more »
February 23
Sudan: Sudanese Women Turn to Enterprise After War and Displacement
In a country worn down by nearly three years of war, mass displacement and economic collapse, many Sudanese women are forging new roles as entrepreneurs and community leaders. Read more »
Sudan: Sudan War Paralyses Gum Arabic Market in El Obeid As Production Falls and Exports Stall
The expansion of Sudan's war and the takeover of key production areas by the Rapid Support Forces have brought the gum arabic market in El Obeid to a near standstill, traders say,… Read more »
February 20
Sudan: Sudan's 'Lion Cubs' - the Child Soldiers Going Viral On Tiktok
A joint investigation by Radio Dabanga and Bellingcat* has found that young boys, widely referred to as "lion cubs," have become celebrated figures within the rival groups fighting… Read more »
February 15
Sudan: 12 Missing in White Nile After Second Ferry Sinking in a Week - Sudan Doctors
A ferry carrying 16 people has sunk in the White Nile at Wad Alzaky. Four people survived the incident, but search operations are continuing for the remaining 12 passengers, the… Read more »
February 12
Sudan: Sudan - At Least 15 Drown in Nile Ferry Tragedy
Doctors in Sudan have confirmed that 15 people drowned, and six others are still missing, after a ferry boat carrying at least 27 people sank in the Nile between the areas of Taiba… Read more »
February 09
Sudan: Khartoum Airport Reopens - 'New Phase in Managing Sudan's Crisis'
Aviation expert and former Director of Sudan's Civil Aviation Authority, Ibrahim Adlan, confirms that arrangements are under way to implement a humanitarian truce plan centred on… Read more »
January 28
Sudan: Sudan's Kassala State to Dismantle Three Camps As 'Reasons for Displacement No Longer Exist'
Sudan's Kassala state has resolved to evacuate and dismantle the three remaining camps for displaced people in the state starting from February 10th. Kassala Humanitarian Aid… Read more »
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