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El Fashar, an atrocity foretold

By Ahmed Gouja from Nyala Communication networks are down but a deluge of shocking videos point to mass killings on a devastating scale. This analysis is...

Sudan’s displaced are in homes, not just camps – and aid keeps missing them

“We must stop searching for a crisis that fits existing models and start designing responses that fit the crisis we actually have.” For the past...

The M23 takeover, part 3: Land grabs and assassinations in DR Congo’s Rutshuru

“They tell us they are hunting the FDLR, but it is peasant farmers who are dying.” It is the place where the insurgency began nearly...

Ali Kushayb, the convicted symbol of crimes in Darfur

Followed by Sudanese in The Hague and in refugees’ camps near Darfur, offering finally “some relief” to the victims, the judgement handed down on...

Those responsible for Sudan’s war have no business being involved in the peace

The war is now deemed responsible for the deaths of up to 150,000 people in mass casualty incidents and of over 500,000 people due...

The M23 has established a police state for the Congolese in south Lubero

Written by a journalist from Lubero, working under a pseudonym because of threats against media by the M23 “Do you love us?” asked the rebel...

The M23 takeover in Congo’s Walikale:“They sow terror.”

The reporting was produced by local journalists, whose identities are being withheld for their safety. Walikale is one of several territories the M23 has been...

The wandering souls of Sudan after 500 days of starving out El Fashir

A ragged horizon, chunks of rubble protruding from the ground like rotten teeth, and refugees resembling walking skeletons. This is how Sudanese artist Adlan...

The end of an era. The development worker goes home, what remains of the morality that drove him

Development aid by the white Western world to poorer countries is in retreat. It marks the conclusion of an era. What drove Westerners to...

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