Sudan · Desk
Reported stories, developing updates, and quick explainers from the newsroom
A Sudanese mother of six, NAYLA MOHAMMED AHMED KHALAF ALLAH, struggles to care for her children while searching for her missing husband, ABDU ADAM HAMED, who disappeared nearly three year...
Sudan's teachers demand better working conditions and higher pay
Citizens and farmers in Sudan's North Darfur region warn of an impending famine in Ein Siro due to a failed agricultural season caused by inadequate rainfall.
Radio Dabanga shares news and updates from Sudan on October 6, 2026.
Workers and administrators at Sudanese ports reject the implementation of the "Eisali" system, citing concerns over disruptions to port operations and the economy.
Sudan's national dialogue requires redefining 'dialogue' to ensure consensus, experts say.
Sudan's capital, Khartoum, is undergoing reconstruction and recovery efforts after being devastated by war, with a focus on digital transformation and strategic planning.
Sudan's Transitional Sovereign Council head, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, says no negotiations with rebels, emphasizes state's legitimate institutions.
A Sudanese police unit in East Nile, Wad Madani, has successfully foiled a crime, arresting the suspect and presenting them for trial.
The spread of fake pesticides in Sudan has caused significant losses for farmers, threatening the country's agricultural production and public health.
Eighty Sudanese refugees are set to return home from Uganda on a voluntary repatriation flight, marking the 26th such journey.
Critics argue that the new Advanced Cargo Declaration system increases costs for importers and threatens national security.
