Heavy rains and flooding have affected over 288,000 people in 13 states across Sudan since the start of the rainy season this year, in particular in September. Close to 13,400 homes were damaged and more than 43,700 homes were destroyed, the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) reported in its latest Floods …
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The number of crimes in Khartoum and other Sudanese cities and towns has increased significantly this year. People attribute the surge in violent incidents to the growing poverty. On Thursday, a shop owner In El Jereif West in Khartoum was killed when men on a motorcycle shot at him with a pistol. The reason for …
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The Sudanese economy will improve in 2022 on the condition that the political and security situation will remain stable, says economic expert Hasan Bashir.
For Radio Dabanga’s Inspirational Women Series*, we spoke with children’s rights activist Inaam El Tayeb about her activism, her journalism career, government censorship, and defending children’s rights with her organisation Journalists for Children: “50% of Sudan’s population are children, so it is necessary to focus on them”.
A farmer from North Nierteti camp for the displaced has been murdered and her daughter and mother seriously injured in an attack by armed herders on their farm near Nierteti in Central Darfur on Wednesday.