Tag: Sudan
SUDAN CRISIS: A SILENT CRY FOR HELP
By Althea Mostert – our writing competition winner
21/10/24
Sudan, a nation with a complex history marked by conflict and suffering, is currently grappling with yet...
REMEMBERING SUDAN: HOPE AMID RISING CONFLICT
By Jeremiah Goddard
17/10/2024
As the battle for Khartoum continues, the Sudanese military has intensified efforts to reclaim areas of the capital city under the control...
HUMANITARIAN CRISES: BREAK OUR HEART FOR WHAT BREAKS YOURS
By Gigi Kotze
What is World Humanitarian Day?
On the 19th of August every year, we commemorate World Humanitarian Day. This day aims to raise awareness...
SUDAN ONE YEAR LATER: STORIES OF DESPAIR AND HOPE
By Alexandra Nyoni
15 April 2023 - “Clashes between Sudan's main paramilitary group and the armed forces on Saturday (15 April) killed at least 25...
INTERCESSION NEEDED FOR SUDAN AS THE ONGOING WAR DEEPENS MULTIPLE CRISES
By Katelin van Zyl
Monday, 12 February marked the International Day Against the Use of Child Soldiers. The ongoing war in Sudan is one setting...
BARRIERS TO PEACE LEAVE SUDANESE STRUGGLING TO SURVIVE BUT NOT WITHOUT...
By Katelin van Zyl
On 25 September, the United Nations (UN) reported that the number displaced within Sudan and into neighbouring countries has risen to...
BELIEVERS CONTINUE TO SERVE IN SUDAN DESPITE THE WAR’S SEVERE TOLL
By Katelin van Zyl
On Monday 14 August, Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) chief General Abdel Fattah Burhan delivered a rare, televised speech in which he...
