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  • Two men sit facing away from the camera, looking over a field of makeshift shelters built from timber and corrogated iron.
    Sudanese refugees in Chad

    An uncertain future

    More than half a million people have fled war in Sudan into neighbouring Chad. Humanitarian workers are scrambling to provide support amid overcrowding, limited funding and widespread trauma.

    By Martin Bertrand 14.11.2024
  • A large crowd of Sudanese refugees stands in the sun waiting to be transferred to Chad
    • Essay
    War in Sudan

    Conflict fuelled by climate change and the Emirates

    The violent conflicts in the western region of Darfur, which were triggered by decades of drought, have now spread to central Sudan, and the United Arab Emirates is adding fuel to the fire

    By Roman Deckert 22.12.2023
  • A man (Nigerien Musician Oumara Moctar/Bombino) dressed entirely in a white traditional Tuareg outfit and headdress against a white backdrop
    Music from Niger: Bombino's album 'Sahel'

    The musical expression of a people's pain

    Like many Tamasheq musicians and many of his people, Niger-born Bombino has spent a lot of time in exile. On his latest album, "Sahel", he sings of the pain of exile and the importance for a people of holding on to its culture and values

    By Richard Marcus 29.12.2023
  • Concern is mounting in South Sudan, Chad and Egypt, who all depend on stability in their neighbour Sudan, whether for economic, humanitarian or security reasons
    Power struggle in Sudan

    Concern mounts among Sudan's neighbours

    South Sudan, Chad and Egypt all depend on stability in their neighbour Sudan, whether for economic, humanitarian or security reasons. All the more reason to hope that the current ceasefire holds. Martina Schwikowski reports

    By Martina Schwikowski 25.04.2023
  • The rise of Boko Haram

    When the terror began

    In his new book, journalist Mike Smith describes the rise of Boko Haram from an obscure sect to a feared terrorist group. According to Ulrich Schwerin, while Smith vividly portrays the group's violent practices, he leaves many questions about the movement's goals, structures and financing unanswered

    By Ulrich von Schwerin 29.07.2015

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