Sudan's main news sources, at home and in exile: the dailies Al Sudani and Al Taghyeer, the widely read Al Rakoba and Alnilin portals, Sudan Tribune and Radio Dabanga reporting from abroad, and the state agency SUNA.
Arabic Newspapers
English Media
Independent and Monitoring Media
TV and Radio
هيئة الإذاعة والتلفزيون السودانية — التلفزيون والإذاعة الوطنية السودانية الرسمية.
Business and Economy
بنك السودان المركزي — البنك المركزي السوداني، البيانات الرسمية.
Sports
الاتحاد السوداني لكرة القدم — الاتحاد الرسمي، المنتخب السوداني سحر الأحمر.
News Agencies
Online News Sites
صحيفة سودانيز اونلاين: اليومية الالكترونية الصحيفة والجريدة باللغة العربية
الشركة السودانية للإعلام — الشركة السودانية للإعلام الرسمية.
صحيفة سودان تربيون اليومية الإلكترونية، جريدة عربية موثوقة تقدم أخباراً حصرية باللغة العربية
Retired Sudanese papers
Older titles that are no longer published or whose website is offline — kept here for reference.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the main Sudanese daily newspapers?
- Al Sudani, Al Jareeda and Al Taghyeer are among the leading dailies, alongside widely read online platforms such as Al Rakoba and Alnilin.
- Where is independent Sudanese media published today?
- Owing to conditions in the country, a growing share of independent Sudanese outlets publish online or from abroad, including Al Rakoba and Sudan Tribune.
- What is Sudan's official news agency?
- The Sudan News Agency (SUNA) is the official state news agency.
Sudan has one of Africa's most complex and crisis-affected media landscapes, serving 48 million people in a vast country that has been torn by devastating civil conflict since April 2023 — when fighting broke out between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), triggering one of the world's worst humanitarian crises. Sudan was already one of the most significant stories in global journalism, having undergone a popular revolution that ousted Omar al-Bashir in 2019 after 30 years of rule, followed by a military coup in 2021.
Sudan Tribune is the most trusted independent English outlet. Al Rakoba leads in Arabic independent news. Radio Dabanga is crucial for Darfur humanitarian reporting. SUNA is the official state wire. The official SUDFA covers the Nile Crocodiles national football team.
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