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Sudan

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  • Smuggling networks in east Sudan are flexible and resilient. Credit: SOS Sahel
    EritreaSocietySudan

    With Ethiopia’s border now open, why are Eritreans still fleeing to Sudan?

    By Michael Jones
    January 15, 2019
    Despite huge regional shifts, Eritreans continue to flee through Sudan, aided by resilient and flexible people-smuggling networks. When the border between Ethiopia and Eritrea reopened ...
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  • Sudan protests: Overlooking Khartoum, Sudan. Credit: Christopher Michel.
    PoliticsSudan

    Sudan Uprising III: What 1964 and 1985 tell us about today’s protests

    By Willow Berridge
    January 7, 2019
    Sudan has twice removed authoritarian regimes through popular protests. How does today’s uprising compare? For nearly three weeks now, Sudan has witnessed widespread protests ...
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  • Africa InsidersSudan

    Insiders Insight: Threats to Sudan’s Bashir from without and within

    By Africa Insiders
    January 3, 2019
    If you haven’t subscribed to the Insiders Newsletter, you’re missing out on the juiciest insights from our top journalists and analysts. To subscribe, click HERE. ...
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  • Justice for Noura.
    Editor's PicksSocietySudan

    We Muslim girls know how it feels to be Noura. Now we must fight for her.

    By Aisha Ali Haji
    May 24, 2018
    A Sudanese teenager faces the death penalty after killing her rapist in self-defence. Like for many of us, home was not a safe place ...
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  • Khartoum, Sudan. Credit: Peter Bury.
    EconomySudan

    “I’m not sure how they’re surviving”: Sudan’s soaring inflation hits hard

    By Reem Abbas
    February 20, 2018
    From construction companies to pharmacies, businesses in Sudan are struggling as basic costs change by the day, if not the hour. As part of ...
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  • In the last few months, the Sudanese pound has devalued and inflation has soared. Credit: Hans Birger Nilsen.
    EconomySudan

    Since removal of sanctions, Sudan’s economy has actually got worse

    By John Hursh
    December 18, 2017
    Sanctions held back Sudan’s economy, but not nearly as much as the government’s own policies. On 6 October, the US government announced that it ...
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  • Time to repeal US sanctions on Sudan?
    PoliticsSudan

    The case for removing US sanctions on Sudan

    By Magnus Taylor
    June 27, 2017
    Suspending or re-imposing sanctions could not only discourage any future progress, but also jeopardise that which has already been made. The US first imposed ...
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  • A group of Darfuris prepare to take part in a camel race. Credit: Amin Ismael. UNAMID.
    PoliticsSudan

    Amid silence, atrocities in Darfur have restarted

    By Ahmed H Adam
    June 5, 2017
    Witnesses say that following clashes with armed rebels, pro-government militias have embarked on a military campaign against civilians. The 14-year conflict in Darfur is now ...
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  • darfur unamid photo of the week
    Photo of the WeekSudan

    Photo of the Week: Striking a note for peace in Darfur

    By Amin Ismail
    May 5, 2017
    On 12 April 2017, the United Nations Mission in Darfur (UNAMID) and Youth Union held a peace festival in the Al Salam camp for ...
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  • PoliticsSudan

    Easing Sudan’s sanctions: Lifeline for Bashir or catalyst for change? 

    By Simona Foltyn
    January 16, 2017
    What’s behind Obama’s 11th-hour decision to lift sanctions on one of the world’s most isolated regimes? In one of his final acts in office, ...
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