Reports

Economic crisis leads more women to street-vending

The economic crisis plaguing the country has led more women to selling food on the street, forcing them into a…

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A look at possible Prime Minister candidates in Sudan

Between restoring the old faces, and replacing them with new ones, the nominations list for the prime minister post in…

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Imtidad man killed in police headquarters, foul-play suspected

The death of Mudathir Kamal inside an Imtidad police station raises worries over police brutality in the country. AlTaghyeer: Amal…

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Wajdi Salih on his fugitive designation: “I did not and will not run away”

The Public Prosecution Office in Sudan designated the leader of the Declaration of Freedom and Change Forces, Wajdi Salih Abdo,…

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Schools open in troubled Sudan amid UNICEF warnings

In light of institutions suffering from poor infrastructure, lack of seats, textbooks, a prepared teaching staff, the suspension of school…

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Between refusal and silence: Transit fees between Sudanese states witness “600%” increase

The National Authority for Roads and Bridges implemented the Ministry of Finance’s decision to increase interstate transit fees for public…

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Al-Bashir’s former Prime Minister back in Sudan

During the past two weeks, the last Prime Minister during the time of the ousted regime, Mohamed Taher Eila, announced…

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Sudan’s changing curricula: “December” removed, Al-Qardawi borught back

After the October 25th coup d’etat, and in an attempt to erase traces of the transitional period the coup had…

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Hemedti: Siding with the revolution or mere political tactics?

Vice-President of the Sovereignty Council, Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo (Hemedti) has provoked different reactions and raised many questions regarding his latest…

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Gezira authorities expel girls from shelter, transfer building to government employee

A government secretariat in Gezira state, central Sudan, expropriated a girls’ shelter and handed it over to a government employee.…

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Reservoir workers strike in Sudan raises harvest season worries

Reservoir workers in the Sudanese Ministry of Irrigation insisted on carrying out their announced strike for a until their demands…

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Military-owned companies: Privatization and doubts

The matter of military owned companies, and security companies in Sudan in general, have always been became an even greater…

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Military authority may resort to internet blackout again on 6th April

Fears of the downfall of the ruling military authority in Sudan are raging, with the countdown to the April 6th…

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After three years, the al-Burhan coup brings disbanded regime back to the forefront

After the Abdel Fattah al-Burhan-led coup last year, many of faces belonging to the previous dissolved regime have come to…

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Central Bank of Sudan announces re-involvement with foreign exchange price setting

The Central Bank of Sudan announced that it would be involving itself, once again, with the foreign exchange process once…

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Will Hemedti’s moves escalate Rapid Support/Army clash?

A clash between the army and the Rapid Support Forces is imminent, especially after Hemedti and his brother Abdel Rahim…

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The floating the pound policy a year after: Will it help replenish the Sudanese economy?

Nearly a year after the partial pound floating policy enforced for the Sudanese pound, the Central Bank in Sudan issued…

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Hassan Ibrahim, portrait of a Sudanese revolution martyr

All the martyrs in the Sudanese revolution have a different story, but what binds them all is the belief in…

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UN worried about fate of immigrants in Libya

According to the UN Human Rights Office, in recent months, other migrants from Sudan, Eritrea, Somalia and Chad – including…

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Together against al-Burhan and Hemedti’s coup

The Sudanese people, in the process of preparing for the protest march scheduled for Thursday 21st of October to resist…

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Sudan: June massacre’s legal impacts pushing generals for more power gripping

Krory Salih As the time for transferring the sovereignty council’s presidency in Sudan to the civilians approaches, fears of the…

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Port Shutdown: Massive losses and conspiracies

Estimates of the losses resulting from the shutdown efforts targeting the ports and the national road linking eastern Sudan with…

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Stability of the Sudanese pound: Fears of decline, stability factors

The recent relative stability shown by the Sudanese pound against foreign currencies has led to questions regarding the reality of…

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Sudanese judoka to «AlTaghyeer»: Would have still forfeit Israeli match-up if declared fit

Mohamed Abdel-Rasoul, the Sudanese judoka who made headlines for being the second Olympian to forfeit a match-up at the 2020 Tokyo…

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