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The situation in Kadugli in the Nuba Mountains – by Mahgoub Tawer

[This blog was produced for Waging Peace by Mahgoub Tawer, a trustee of the charity, originally from the Nuba Mountains.]

[This blog was produced for Waging Peace by Khadidja Fadoul, vice-president of the Zaghawa community association in the UK and

Geneva is a small city sitting comfortably and quietly in a flat valley between snow-topped mountains in Switzerland. It is

“It is not just a matter of a tribal conflict, it is something deeper inside.” This conversation took place

[This blog was not originally produced for Waging Peace, but was shared with us by Abdelhafiz following his trip, in

[EDIT: This post was published after a weekend of intense violence in Sudan, starting 15 April. The violence has involved

LIFE IN DARFUR BEFORE 2003 Life pre-war was the best time that we have ever lived. It was peaceful, simple,

It has been twenty years since Darfur was plunged into conflict. I wish I could say this was a matter

For almost twenty years now, I have been trying to alert the world to realities of genocide in Darfur—and to

If you missed our first-ever webinar event on 3rd June 2020 on ‘Justice and accountability in Sudan – one year