September 23, 2026 Report – Darfur24 Along the border between Sudan and the Central African Republic, political lines drawn on maps appear insufficient on their own to halt the movement of herders, prevent friction between populations, or resolve long-standing conflicts that reignite whenever state mechanisms are absent.Continue Reading
Kampala- Darfur24 The war that erupted on April 15, 2023, was not confined to( maps )of territorial control and front lines; it quickly spilled over into markets and the pockets of the population, turning the currency itself into a battleground for sovereign authority betweenContinue Reading
September 12, 2026 Report – Darfur24 “We are not doing well due to security tensions; as farmers, we cannot protect even a single ear of corn.” With these words, a farmer from the Darfur region describes the reality faced by farmers amidst the encroachments and violence linked toContinue Reading
September 8, 2026 Report – Darfur24 The war that broke out in April in Darfur has not only left behind devastated cities, mass displacement, and a lack of security; it has also created space for a “shadow economy” to flourish. In this environment which characterized by the erosionContinue Reading
Report- Darfur24 August 29, 2026 Women in the Darfur region of western Sudan face increasing difficulties in accessing even a few minutes of internet connectivity, despite the fact that internet is become a vital tool for survival, whether in terms of receiving information or accessing funds through banking applications.Continue Reading
September 6, 2026 Report – Darfur24 The expanding deforestation in the Darfur region of western Sudan is not limited to environmental degradation and soil loss; it also extends to the loss of natural grazing lands for livestock and an increase in drought-stricken areas, raising fears of renewed conflictContinue Reading
August 27, 2026 Report – Darfur24 The suffering of Sudanese refugees doesn’t end when they cross internationally recognized borders to escape the war. In refugee camps in eastern Chad, another struggle begins- food shortages, the risks of exploitation, and abuses targeting women. While the influx of those fleeing theContinue Reading
Al-Daein, August 1(Darfur24) The agricultural sector in East Darfur State is on the brink of collapse due to rising production costs, deteriorating economic situation of rural families, and delayed rainfall. Many farmers have been unable to afford seeds, fuel, and machinery during the current agricultural season, turning fieldsContinue Reading
Washington, DC, April 28 (Darfur24) A network of family members, sanctioned individuals, and affiliated entities tied to the leadership of Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF) owns a real estate portfolio in Dubai worth an estimated $24 million, according to an investigation by The Sentry. The RSF is led by MohamedContinue Reading
London/Washington, DC, February 24 (Darfur24) A new investigation by The Sentry has revealed that the leader of the Rapid Support Forces, Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, also known as Hemedti, is closely linked to a property portfolio in the United Arab Emirates valued at up to $1.7 million. The RSF has beenContinue Reading