Sudan’s Gold Exporters Division has accused influential actors of taking gold outside official channels, warning... The post Gold exporters accuse influential actors of draining Sudan’s gold wealth appeared first on Dabanga Radio TV Online .
Residents of Damazin and Roseires localities in Sudan’s Blue Nile region have reported an increase The post Dengue, malaria cases rise in Blue Nile as medicine prices soar appeared first on Radio Tamazuj .
The United States and Sudan have traded statements over Washington’s rejection of both sides of... The post US and Sudan trade statements over legitimacy and peace efforts appeared first on Dabanga Radio TV Online .
Rising bread, sugar and meat prices strain Sudanese households already grappling with war and economic instability.
Nearly 100 people have died in recent days in the scramble for gold, whose value has grown in a shattered economy.
Foreign currency traders in Sudan have reported that the exchange rate for the US dollar... The post Weaker demand eases US Dollar rate to SDG 7,400 on Sudan’s parallel market appeared first on Dabanga Radio TV Online .
By Suleiman Siri for Radio Dabanga The Central Bank of Sudan has announced a new... The post Bank of Sudan’s banking sector reform strategy faces range of challenges, led by digital transformation appeared first on Dabanga Radio TV Online .
Money transfer fees through Bankak, the electronic banking application operated by the Bank of Khartoum, The post Money transfer fees via Bankak rise to 50% in West Darfur appeared first on Radio Tamazuj .
The death toll from the collapse of artisanal gold-mining shafts in the Fuga area of The post Gold mine collapse death toll rises to 83 in Kordofan appeared first on Radio Tamazuj .
A gold mine collapse on Wednesday killed at least 82 people in a remote area in Sudan, a source in the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces reported. The destruction occurred at the al-Zara gold mine, located in West Kordofan province – an area under the control of the RSF, who have been at war with the country’s military for over three years.
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An artisanal mining boom driven by war and poverty is causing a public health emergency, as chemicals poison soil, water and society In Abu Hamad, on the banks of the Nile, verdant orchards, gardens and fields once produced a bounty of dates, citrus fruits, winter grains and cereals for the towns and cities of eastern Sudan, including Khartoum and Port Sudan. Today, the land looks drastically different. Trees have be
This report is a revisied version that replaces the original story. 3 September 2026 Gold has been the primary currency used to finance the ongoing devastating war in Sudan, and nearly all gold is sold via the United Arab Emirates, a country the army has accused of funding their enemy, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). […]
Munzoul A. M. Assal The war in Sudan is often described through its humanitarian consequences that include, among others, mass displacement, famine, disease, and the collapse of state institutions. These tragedies are painfully true, devastating, and demand urgent attention. Yet, focusing only on human suffering obscures a deeper reality: the conflict persists not only because […] Source
This paper analyzes a radical shift in Sudan’s gold exports away from the UAE and towards Egypt between 2024 and 2025, as revealed by data from the Central Bank of Sudan’s Foreign Trade Statistical Digest, and reported by Bloomberg in April 2026. The UAE’s share of total official exports declined from 99% to 56% between 2024 and […] Source
This commentary is a response to STPT’s recently published paper, “Future Bank: Sudan’s Monetary Partition.” It offers a complementary analysis focused on two main points: first, an assessment of the Future Bank’s compliance with international banking standards—finding that it is not really a bank and not compliant with international standards. Second, it proposes immediate, actionable […] Source
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Sudan is one of Africa's largest gold producers, yet most of its mineral wealth leaves the country in other people's hands. The case for building a Sudanese mining sector — not just a Sudanese mining hole.