Sudan: Cairo Moves, Washington Waits - Renewed Push for Sudan Peace

As Sudan's devastating war approaches its third year, diplomatic activity across the region is quietly intensifying. On 15 October, General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, the head of… Read more »

Sudan: Local Solutions - Traditional Foods to Stave Starvation

The phrase "necessity is the mother of invention" could not be more aptly applied to what is currently taking place in Sudan. Over half of Sudan's population--25 million people--is… Read more »

Sudan: Fears and Deals - Inside the Sudan-Egypt-Libya Border Triangle

When the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) seized control of the Uwaynat Triangle, a strategically important border crossing between Sudan, Egypt, and Libya, it upset a complex network of… Read more »

Sudan: Digital Wars - Hate Speech Against Women in Sudan

Sara* is still scarred by her memories of fleeing Omdurman, back in 2023 after Sudan's war between the army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces sparked off in mid April the… Read more »

Sudan: From Crop Failure to Weak Security - War Disrupts Farming Across Sudan

Recent reports from across Sudan pinpoint the difficult challenges that farmers face as the war continue into the third year. In Gedaref, eastern Sudan, farmers cannot find markets… Read more »

Sudan: No Safe Haven - Sudan's War Has Endangered Humanitarians and Volunteers Alike

Three years into Sudan's brutal civil war, the very individuals risking their lives to save others--aid workers, grassroots volunteers, and emergency response coordinators--have… Read more »

Sudan: Trump-Era Team Eyes Power-Sharing, Resource Pact in Sudan -- But With Major Gaps

A new U.S-backed peace initiative for Sudan is quietly taking shape in Washington, according to multiple African diplomats and one Sudanese source with direct insight into US… Read more »

Sudan: RSF Form New Government in Nyala, While Local Residents Struggle to Survive

At the beginning of the month, the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) formalised a new government alliance for the parallel government under RSF control. The announcement,… Read more »

Sudan: Zahraa's Harrowing Journey, From Zamzam to Tina

Zahraa Omar used to reside in the internally displacement persons (IDP) camp Zamzam, just outside El Fasher, the capital city of North Darfur State. After suffering from multiple… Read more »

Sudan: Sudan's Forgotten Frontline - Doctors Fighting to Save Lives With Nothing

Since the outbreak of Sudan's brutal war on April 15, 2023, medical professionals in conflict zones have found themselves on the frontlines of a different kind of battlefield --… Read more »

Sudan: Facing Starvation, El Fasher Residents Maintain Hope for a Proposed Ceasefire

After enduring a near year-long sige by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces on the El Fasher area, conflict displaced civilians like Amira Abdel welcomed news that a potential… Read more »

Sudan: Tehran's Military Setback Leaves Sudan's Army in Limbo

While a tenuous ceasefire is currently in place, some analysts believe the Israel-Iran conflict may detrimentally affect the Sudanese army's weapon supplies in the days ahead. Read more »

Sudan: Rapid Support Forces Resort to Forced Recruitment Campaigns

After the Rapid Support Forces lost control of central Sudan, including Khartoum, the forces' leadership launched a broad mobilisation effort to recruit fighters in the Darfur… Read more »

Libya: No Refuge in Libya, Sudanese Endure Racism and Violence

In a dim, overcrowded dialysis unit in a Libyan city, Halima Suleiman's husband was the only Sudanese patient. His admission had not come easily--it followed days of pleading with… Read more »