Storyline: The ongoing conflict between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has triggered a humanitarian crisis, leaving millions in Sudan, especially women ...

The IJ is reprinting some of the late Beth Ashley’s columns. This is from 2007. Walking to my front door, I admire the lilies ...

The best medicine is peace ... More than 24 million people – half of Sudan’s population - are facing “acute food insecurity”, according to the latest UN figures. Local officials ...

for the best part of two decades (see map). Run by a rebel group known as the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement–North (SPLM-N) the region has no mobile-phone network, no paved roads and no ...

To bring food. To provide ... are bottled up at Port Sudan, the Red Sea city from which the central government operates, since Khartoum remains a war zone. The best most can manage is supporting ...

A week later, it also imposed sanctions against Burhan, accusing the army of attacking schools, markets and hospitals, as well as using food deprivation as a weapon of war. - 'The best medicine is ...

The Martin Luther King Jr. essay contest asked students to consider King's challenge: “What are you doing for others?” Here are grades 6-8 winners.

SAF and RSF leaders appear to believe that continued fighting best serves their interests ... During the 2024 lean season, 750,000 people across Sudan faced catastrophic food insecurity (IPC 5), ...

The recent dismantling of the US Agency for International Development (USAID) by the Donald Trump administration is expected ...

UNICEF-supported clinics provide essential health and nutrition services for displaced families struggling to survive.