Sudan

The media landscape in Sudan reflects an extremely restrictive environment coupled with a lack of institutional support. The media outlets comprised of television, radio, print and recently social media endure restrictive policies and lack freedom of expression, competition and sufficient market analysis.

Print page

174

Press freedom ranking
28.5 %

Internet penetration
155

Peace index ranking
N/A

Most trusted medium
N/A

Net trust index
Presidential Republic

Government type

References

Alsudanalyoum.com, 2018. Sudanese satellite channels are losing millions of viewers to the new broadcasting system.
British Home Office, 2017. Country Policy and Information Note Sudan: Opposition to the government, including sur place activity.
Committee to Project Journalists 2018. Sudan holds local journalist for 12 days, confiscates newspapers.
Daily Nation. Sudanese Journalists Protest against draft media law.
Freedom House. Freedom in the World 2017.
Freedom of Press 2017. Press freedom suffers embattled led leaders cling to power.
Helena Puig Larrauri, 2011. Digital Activism in Sudan.
Janet Wasko University of Oregon, 2014. The Study of the Political Economy of the Media in the twenty-first century .
Journalists for Human Rights. JHR Annual Report 2016.
MTN Sudan Annual Revenue. Annual Report.
National Sudanese Print and Press Council, 2016. Annual Report about the newspapers circumlocution.
The Comparative Constitutions Project. Sudan's Constitution of 2005.
Thomson Foundation Sudan Media Capacity Building Evaluation Report, 2016. Annual Review.
UN, DFID and Ministry of Health, 2016. Sudan Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey 2014, Final Report.