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**The Sudanese Professionals and Syndicates Coordination (SPSC) organizes the “Workers Against War” Forum in Nairobi**
On Saturday, 11 July 2026, the Sudanese Professionals and Syndicates Coordination (SPSC) held the dialogue forum “Workers Against War” in Nairobi, Kenya, with b
Hunger… one of the most dangerous consequences of the war
United Nations estimates indicate that 19.5 million people in Sudan are facing acute levels of food insecurity as a result of the war, the disruption of agricul
Public Statement on the Anniversary of 30 June
Sudanese Professionals and Syndicates Coordination (SPSC) To the great people of Sudan, The glorious December Revolution erupted to reclaim the state from the g
The people reject war. Workers stand for peace. #WorkersAgainstWar #WorkersAreTheRightfulOwners
The people reject war. Workers stand for peace. WorkersAgainstWar WorkersAreTheRightfulOwners
We invite you on June 30 to join the Workers’ Space: “Between the Memory of the Revolution and the Challenges of War”
We invite you on June 30 to join the Workers’ Space: “Between the Memory of the Revolution and the Challenges of War” on the platform DagJaras @dagjaras In ligh
900,000 workers have been affected by the collapse of construction projects and the decline in investment.
The breakdown of both public and private investment, along with the suspension of contracting and infrastructure works, has led to thousands of workers losing t
Kampala Hosts "Workers Against War" Forum to Reaffirm the Role of Trade Unions in Building Peace in Sudan
The Sudanese Professionals and Syndicates Coordination (SPSC) – Uganda Centre organized a dialogue forum in Kampala, Uganda, under the theme "Workers Against Wa
3 million workers have lost their jobs as a result of the war.
More than three million workers have been pushed out of employment due to the widespread halt in economic activity caused by the war. This collapse in both prod
Thousands of journalists have been harmed by the war through killings, arrests, and the destruction of media institutions.
Thousands of journalists have been harmed by the war through killings, arrests, and the destruction of media institutions. A total of 34 journalists—men and wom
Sudanese Teachers Committee – Kassala State
Sudanese Teachers Committee – Kassala State Higher Strike Committee Important Statement A salute to the male and female teachers of Kassala State, who have embo
Statement on the Attack by Egyptian Ground and Air Forces on Sudanese Artisanal Miners
As the war in Sudan enters its fourth year, the severe economic and living conditions have forced thousands of Sudanese people—particularly vulnerable and unorg
A new episode of the Professionals and Syndicates Forum will discuss: The decision to return universities to their campuses in Sudan — opportunities, challenges, and the future of students.
Sudanese Professionals and Syndicates Coordination (SPSC) Professionals and Syndicates Forum A new episode of the Professionals and Syndicates Forum will discus