Really proud to have collaborated with @bellingcat on an investigation exposing how #childsoldiers linked to #Sudan’s warring factions are going viral on social media @SebKilli @RadioDabanga https://t.co/VeMHWwcVC8
We’re launching our campaign to #KeepDabangaOnAir on the International Day for Universal Access to Information
🫵🏾 But we can’t do it without you 🫵🏾
Since 2008, Radio Dabanga has been a lifeline for millions of Sudanese, keeping people informed when the internet goes down, communication is blocked and voices are silenced
📡 We keep information moving
🗣️ We amplify Sudanese voices
⚖️ We hold power to account
🇸🇩 Help us keep Dabanga on air 🇸🇩
Your support keeps our journalists reporting and Sudanese voices reaching the world 🌍
❤️ Donate via this link: https://t.co/835J4HtrlR
#Sudan #SudanNews #KeepEyesOnSudan #sudanwarupdates
We are delighted to announce that the Ayin Network @AyinSudan has won the prestigious 2026 One World Media Award for Press Freedom!
We were selected and shortlisted from a very worthy group of contenders, including Project Multatuli @projectm_org, The Afghan Times @theaftimes and our colleagues from The Addis Standard @addisstandard.
This award does not belong to Ayin Network alone. It is a tribute to the hundreds of Sudanese journalists who continue to pursue the truth despite war, displacement, censorship, and intimidation. It is also dedicated to the journalists who lost their lives, those forced into exile, and those who continue reporting despite the risks they face every day.
#PressFreedom #Sudan
@24Darfur@RadioDabanga@SudanTribune_EN@atarnetwork@sudanwarmonitor@onewm
#UK Minister for Int'l Development @JennyChapman tells Radio Dabanga's @Amgadjourn the upcoming #London conference marks continued UK support for #Sudan’s most vulnerable, including displaced people and refugees, two years into the war #SudanNews https://t.co/Q6FsJu8Z3p
As the #ICJ begins #Sudan's genocide case against the #UAE, protesters gather outside the UAE Embassy in London, denouncing the Gulf state's alleged role in Sudan’s civil war #SudanNews#KeepEyesOnSudan#Sudan_War_Updates https://t.co/VAfLF2RzTy
#WorldRadioDay celebrates the power of radio, especially in areas where reliable information is crucial for survival. Tinus Kramer, a filmmaker specialising in documentaries, highlighted this in her 2013 short film, Tune in Darfur, marking Radio Dabanga's 5th anniversary. The film poignantly illustrates our crucial role in providing vital information to communities affected by conflict in #Sudan
📻 "We depend very much on Radio Dabanga."
Dabanga delivers vital news to #Sudanese communities and amplifies their voices worldwide. Support independent journalism—Give today! #SupportDabanga
🔗https://t.co/oePne6wWqs
Sudan Media Forum Launches #StandWithSudan Campaign to Address Famine and Human Rights Abuses
Sudan's independent journalists and media organisations, united under the Sudanese Media Forum (SMF), have launched a critical campaign for global solidarity with the Sudanese people as they face the devastating threat of famine and a worsening humanitarian crisis.
The Forum demands an immediate ceasefire from all warring parties. They urge unrestricted passage for humanitarian aid and the establishment of safe corridors to deliver food and vital supplies to suffering people in every corner of Sudan - cities, villages, and rural areas alike.
Unite under the slogan #StandWithSudan, the campaign aims to:
Raise Global Awareness: Shine a spotlight on the plight of the Sudanese people facing war, famine, and human rights abuses. Build broad regional and international solidarity to support and assist them during this crisis.
Demand an End to Suffering: Pressure all parties involved in the conflict to immediately cease hostilities and establish safe corridors for the delivery of life-saving humanitarian aid.
Amplify Sudanese Voices: Give voice to the suffering of the Sudanese people and advocate for an end to the humanitarian catastrophe.
Campaign Activities:
Media Outreach: The Sudan Media Forum will publish press reports highlighting the humanitarian crisis and human rights violations in Sudan.
Global Advocacy: Events will be organised both in Sudan and internationally to raise awareness of the campaign's goals.
Social Media Drive: Utilize social media platforms to spread awareness about the campaign using the hashtag #StandWithSudan.
Call for Action:
The Sudan Media Forum urges everyone – Sudanese citizens, global citizens, and activists worldwide – to participate in the campaign. Share information and amplify the campaign's demands using your personal pages, through institutions, and within organisations.
About the Sudan Media Forum:
The Sudan Media Forum is a coalition of independent media outlets and organisations including:
- Dabanga – Radio / TV / Online
- Sudanese Journalists Syndicate
- Sudan Tribune
- Al-Tayar newspaper
- Aljreeda Newspaper
- Sudan-Bukra Media Org
- Altaghyeer newspaper
- Ayin Network
- Alrakoba
- Sudanile
- Journalists for Human Rights - JHR – Sudan
- Female Journalists Network-Sudan
- The Democrat Newspaper
- Hala Radio - 96 FM
- Radio (PRO FM) 106.6
- Medameek newspaper
- Darfur 24
- Al-Ayam Center for Cultural Studies and Development
- Teeba Press
- Alalg Center for Press Service
- Sudanese Center for Research, Training, and Development Services
- Article Center for Training and Media Production
- mashaweer-news
- Sudans Reporters
- Televzyon Platform
On Facebook: https://t.co/wl63kOrnJQ
On X platform: https://t.co/hJMoG6iQC9
#StandWithSudan
Sudanese media institutions and press organisations, including @RadioDabanga, have issued a joint plea to address the critical state of #PressFreedom in #Sudan#SudanNews https://t.co/RyE2YZ2W2W
The grimmest future for #Sudan is one that sees civilians fighting along ethnic/tribal lines—precisely what Radio #Dabanga reports on today. The war begun in Khartoum by two power-hungry, ruthless generals is now metastasizing. The #Fallata alliance with the #RSF augurs too much.
Radio Dabanga journalist Amgad Abdelgadir was recently interviewed by Alan Kasujja for the June 21 episode of the BBC World Service Africa Daily podcast, entitled How desperate is the situation in El Geneina? #Sudan#Darfur https://t.co/CutlUMJ8H8
The stories coming out of El Geneina are so tragic. This conversation between @kasujja and a man whose parents are trapped in the city is a must listen. #darfur#africadaily
https://t.co/pJw2z4ZEds