Radio Dabanga is an independent media organization. Established in 2008 to cover the crisis in Darfur, it has evolved into a multi-platform media outlet providing coverage across Sudan via shortwave radio, a satellite channel, and online platforms. Dabanga has built a broad and diverse audience. It places special emphasis on serving marginalized communities and ensuring their voices are heard. Amidst the current crisis in Sudan, Dabanga stands at the forefront of media outlets delivering reliable news and information. The organization is committed to serving as a vital link for information and communication between citizens and those in power—or those aspiring to hold power. Dabanga’s programming also focuses on educating and informing the public about peace and democracy, providing a space for informed debate, and holding decision-makers accountable. Its reporting specializes in human rights, health, gender issues, youth, transitional justice, peace, reconciliation, culture, and civil society.
Testimony of West Darfur massacre survivor: ‘RSF slaughtered three young men and ordered women to jump over the corpses…’
Sudan Media Forum: Migrant’s desperate act of survival ‘I drank my own urine to escape death’
No medical monitoring possible in Sudan areas under RSF control
