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Alive in Sudan

A collection of 11 posts

Dialysis Clinic Like a Family

Dialysis Clinic Like a Family

Alive in Sudan speaks with a nurse, who is also a patient, about the challenges facing dialysis clinics during the current war.

Neighbors Come Together in Al-Daein

Neighbors Come Together in Al-Daein

The ongoing violence and lack of humanitarian aid across Sudan has resulted in an enormous catastrophe. One that has forced local Sudanese people to take it upon themselves to support their neighbors and others in need.

No Life Without Internet

No Life Without Internet

Since the onset of the war in Sudan, internet access has become crucial for Sudanese people. Alive in Sudan spoke to two internet users, and shares with you the risks and challenges they face while trying to stay connected during clashes.

Prejudice Still Plagues Darfuris

Prejudice Still Plagues Darfuris

Sudan is known for ethnic conflict, particularly in Darfur where many say genocide took place twenty years ago. Ethnic conflict is still common in Sudan, and confrontations between tribal groups is a regular occurrence.

Bakeries Provide a Lifeline

Bakeries Provide a Lifeline

Sudan's already struggling power infrastructure has been hit hard by more than a year of civil war. Nasry Hilal reports from Sennar about the struggles faced by locals to access electricity.

Hunger and Disgrace, Stories of Displacement

Hunger and Disgrace, Stories of Displacement

The stories of civilians displaced by Sudan’s most recent conflict echo with repeated themes; uncertainty, chaos, and sudden violence; followed by fear and desperation. Since April 15th, 2023 7.3 million people have been displaced inside Sudan.

Books, a Refuge in War

Books, a Refuge in War

On December 23rd, the Qanadeel Cultural Forum inaugurated the El-Daein Library, housed in the El-Daein Cultural Club. The library opened with more than 1,100 books gifted to the program by Stella Gaetano, an author born in Khartoum who is now a citizen of South Sudan.

They Just Want to Go Home

They Just Want to Go Home

Sudan’s crisis has hit a new milestone per data from UNOCHA; more than one-fifth of Sudan are internally displaced. This week the UN revealed that 11.1 million people are displaced inside Sudan while more than 7 million are still displaced outside.

Journalists on the Run

Journalists on the Run

On World Press Freedom Day, Alive-in published an article about Safia Ishag, a journalist fleeing from Darfur. This follow-up article focuses on two more journalists, Hafitha and Ezaldeen, both of whom spoke with Alive in Sudan from Uganda.

Forced to Flee, Nowhere to Go

Forced to Flee, Nowhere to Go

Alive in Sudan speak with two Sudanese women internally displaced due to the war, one from Darfur and another from Khartoum, areas badly impacted by the conflict that began in April 2023.

I'm Not Comfortable Anywhere

I'm Not Comfortable Anywhere

Since the war began a year ago, millions of Sudanese have fled their homes. On World Press Freedom Day, Alive-in/ brings you the story of Safia, a Sudanese journalist forced to flee her home.