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According to Numbeo, the world’s largest database of user-contributed data about cities and countries globally, Sudan is ranked 77th on its latest Crime Index by Country 2022 report, out of 142 countries. On the Crime Index,...

Modern Sudanese Poetry: An Anthology, edited by Sudanese author Adil Babikir, is a glorious testament to the vibrant dynamism of Sudanese literary culture. In recent times, Sudanese poetry has earned fans worldwide.  The immaculate visions of a...

Since the Sudanese revolution ignited in December 2018, a parallel art revolution was ignited as well. Sudanese artists from around the world took to Sudan’s streets as well as social media to artistically express the voices...

Forces of Freedom and Change (FFC), Sudan’s main opposition coalition, called on Monday, 17 January 2022 for civil disobedience across the country, after at least 7 protesters were killed by police forces on the anti-coup protests...

With 4 million people—one third of its population—unable to return to their homes, South Sudan continues to face one of the largest displacement and humanitarian crises on earth. Terrible floods, cycles of violence, and the slow...

On 11 January 2021, Education Cannot Wait (ECW) announced USD17.7 million in catalytic seed funding to roll out a first ever Multi-Year Resilience Programme in Sudan. The catalytic grant will be delivered in partnership with Save...

In Sudan, the revolutions continues. In South Sudan, the country experiences the impact of climate change with the worst flooding this year. 2021 was another turbulent year for Sudan. In addition to the COVID-19 pandemic remaining...

2020 has almost come to an end and this year we lost many extraordinary characters that helped shape Sudan in one way or another. As the world mourned the loss of America politician Colin Powell, American...

‘You are racist and arrogant. All the country is Darfur’. This was the chant that boomed across Sudan upon the rise of the revolution in 2019, which toppled former Sudanese President Omar Al Bashir. It is...

Ten of thousands of Sudanese in Khartoum and outside of Khartoum continue to protest the coup and Al Burhan and Hamdok agreement by joining a Millions March on 19 December towards Sudan’s President Palace in Khartoum....