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Fatma Swak Fadul holds a shirt that belonged to her three-year-old son Omer, who starved to death at home in Mayo Mandala on the outskirts of Omdurman, Sudan, in March. His 18-month-old sister died from starvation the month before.

This country was already in crisis. Trump’s aid cuts were catastrophic

The freeze on USAID had an immediate and deadly impact in war-ravaged Sudan, according to civilians, doctors and aid officials.

February

Sudanese refugee Toma at the Adré transit camp on the border of Sudan and Chad.

The catastrophic war no one is talking about

Sudan’s vicious civil war is nearly two years old. Over 150,000 people are dead, and 12 million displaced, in the world’s biggest humanitarian crisis.

September 2024

Sudanese children suffering from malnutrition are treated at an MSF clinic in Metche Camp, Chad, near the Sudanese border.

A genocide is under way in Sudan yet the world is silent

When an Arab militia rampaged through Maryam Suleiman’s village in the Darfur region of Sudan last year, “so many men were killed, like grains of sand”.

Zahra Tarreel Adam, 19, and her one-year-old Abdallah fled from their village of Kandobe in Darfur, Sudan.

No one is talking about the world’s worst humanitarian crisis

Sudan’s catastrophic war could kill millions and spread chaos across Africa and the Middle East as huge numbers of refugees flee the country.

August 2024

Sudanese children suffering from malnutrition are treated at an MSF clinic in Metche Camp, Chad, near the Sudanese border.

As the world looks elsewhere, famine descends on Darfur

Conflicts in the Gaza Strip and Ukraine have attracted international attention while children die unnecessarily in Sudan.

July 2023

Gold miner Perseus’ $771m cash dilemma

Rising gold prices, strong productivity and civil war in Sudan have left gold miner Perseus with a unique dilemma; how to spend a massive $771 million war chest.

May 2023

Sudanese war might not stay in Sudan

A power struggle in the capital, Khartoum, could destabilise neighbouring Chad and affect the entire Sahel region.

March 2022

Can the ‘Wild West’ of ethical investment be tamed?

The agencies that rate companies’ ESG credentials are unregulated, inconsistent and increasingly in demand. No wonder regulators have set their sights on them.

February 2022

Large protests have been common in Sudan in recent months after a military coup in October.

Gold star Perseus goes $216m deeper into Africa

Perseus shares have outperformed most Australian gold stocks over the past year and now the miner will use its strong scrip to buy a Sudanese gold project.

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