Egyptian Military Denied Involvement in Sudanese Border Mining Site Bombing
New York Times investigation reveals Egyptian military bombed Sudanese gold miners
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New York Times investigation reveals Egyptian military bombed Sudanese gold miners
Burundi's President, head of the African Union, invites Sudan's ruling parties to national dialogue in bid to end the country's political crisis.
Sennar state in Sudan has launched a campaign to control dengue fever, including aerial spraying and house-to-house inspections.
Sudan's army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan orders investigation into airstrike near Egyptian border that killed 72 people at a gold mining site.
South Sudan beat Sudan's youth team 3-2 in a thrilling SiCafa opener
The international community's emphasis on humanitarian aid in Sudan has been criticized as a diversion from the real issue of stopping the war.
Experts share practical tips to manage overthinking and find inner peace in challenging times
Darfur governor demands speedy probe into deadly airstrike on miners
Sudan's displaced persons coordination reports 500+ dengue fever cases in Tawila, North Darfur, amid concerns of a wider outbreak and limited medical resources.
A recent study by the Sudan Transparency and Policy Observatory criticizes current sanctions on Sudan's warring parties, citing their ineffectiveness and potential for unintended conseque...
Radio Dabanga's Youth Issues program returns with a new episode on October 12, 2026.
Egyptian truck drivers killed, one injured in Khartoum shooting