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Crisis in Sudan

The situation in Sudan is dire. The outbreak of the armed conflict between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces on 15 April 2023 deepened the suffering of the Sudanese people. This also makes life and work for Sudanese journalists extremely unsafe and difficult. Radio Dabanga works hard to bring reliable information to the people in Sudan from exile. We support in any way we can. Read the latest updates here.

Sudanese security forces on a street in eastern Sudan

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News platform Dabanga: a lifeline for millions in Sudan

A year after the fighting in Sudan re-emerged, the situation has only worsened for the population. It is extremely difficult to report on the conflict...

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Sudanese media call on warring parties to respect press freedom

As the war in Sudan enters its fifth month, representatives of independent media institutions in Sudan, including Free Press Unlimited's long time...

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Calling US, EU, Canada and UK to increase actions to stop fighting in Sudan

The humanitarian situation in Sudan is worsening by the day, and Sudan’s route to democratic rule is looking bleak. Free Press Unlimited together with...

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Men sit by fire and communicate through radio

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BBC interviews Radio Dabanga journalist on crisis in West Darfur

Radio Dabanga journalist Amgad Abdelgadir was recently interviewed by Alan Kasujja for the June 21 episode of the BBC World Service Africa Daily podca...

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People at a house that was hit by an artillery shell in the south of Khartoum on June 6, 2023 - AFP

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The Sudan war is also a crisis for the safety of journalists

The situation in Sudan is dire. The outbreak of the armed conflict between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces on April 15 deepened...

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Sudan steps into media darkness

Sudan has dealt with many unrest in its history, but the past two years hope shimmered after the ‘people’s revolution’ brought about the end to the...

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Crisis in Sudan

News platform Dabanga: a lifeline for millions in Sudan

Sudanese media call on warring parties to respect press freedom

Calling US, EU, Canada and UK to increase actions to stop fighting in Sudan

BBC interviews Radio Dabanga journalist on crisis in West Darfur

The Sudan war is also a crisis for the safety of journalists

Sudan steps into media darkness

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