Sudan Armed Forces

A fuller picture of the Rapid Support Forces massacres in Gezira, committed under the cover of a communications blackout, is emerging from survivors and victims’ families

The African Commission must seize the opportunity to investigate atrocities in Darfur

It took more than a week for the fighting to reach Geneina, in Sudan’s far west. The town is now a shell of its former self

Outside actors need to make sure that the military does not dominate Sudan’s political future

Western governments and Arab Gulf states should stand ready to offer financial assistance to Sudan

The country’s announcement on Wednesday was historic, but it took a lot to get there

The body replaces the TMC that took charge after months of deadly street protests brought down longtime ruler Omar al-Bashir

Sudanese people used their power to oust an autocratic leader, and they are using the same to ensure that there is a transfer of power to civilians

On the Sudanese Professionals Association the mysterious force behind the revolutionary uprising in Sudan

People who left Sudan decades ago still believe in the future of their broken country, and want to return, even after a whole generation.

On Sunday, police fired several rounds of tear gas on crowds approaching the presidential palace after organisers called for a march

The military is using tactics to confound civilians by calling for a vote within nine months

Sudanese protesters seek civilian rule as Transitional Military Council retains power since Omar al-Bashir’s removal

Sudan’s north and south armies have not fully withdrawn from the disputed oil-rich Abyei region as called for under a plan aimed at defusing tensions.

Rival troops from north and south Sudan are withdrawing from the contested trouble spot of Abyei but traded barbs on Friday.