Truth Is Our Story.
Sudan Is Our Beat.
Facts Center for Journalism Services is a non-profit organisation established in Sudan in 2019, based on the belief that press and media freedom must be secured and that the public has the right to enjoy media characterised by competence, skill, independence, and transparency.
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Supporting investigative journalism, editorial training, and media development.
Sudan Facts supports independent journalism through reporting, editorial collaboration, training, and long-term media development. We work to strengthen journalistic practice through verification, accountability, and newsroom-based learning.
Investigative Reporting
Producing and supporting reporting grounded in verification, evidence, and public-interest journalism.
Journalism Training
Supporting journalists through mentorship, fellowships, editorial guidance, and practical newsroom experience.
Media Development
Strengthening journalism ecosystems through collaboration, editorial standards, and long-term institutional development.
Built on verification, accountability, and public trust
Our editorial work is guided by principles that prioritize accuracy, fairness, safety, and human dignity. We believe journalism requires rigorous verification, transparent methods, and responsibility toward both audiences and sources.
Accuracy & Verification
We verify information through multiple sources, documentation, and editorial review to ensure reporting is fair, accurate, and evidence-based.
Accountability
We correct mistakes transparently, encourage public feedback, and continuously evaluate our reporting and editorial processes.
Truth & Integrity
We seek fairness, include relevant perspectives, and uphold the right of reply when reporting on contested claims or allegations.
Humanity & Safety
We follow a do-no-harm approach, protect dignity, remain conflict-sensitive, and prioritize safety for audiences, contributors, and sources.
Where journalism is practiced and developed.
Atar Network
Sudan’s independent journalism network. Atar produces investigative reporting, editorial analysis, and multimedia content in Arabic and English – covering Sudan and the diaspora.
Explore Program →Zamala
Founded in 2020, Zamala is a six-month journalism fellowship for emerging Sudanese journalists. Five cohorts completed, more than 40 fellows trained across five Sudanese states.
Explore Program →Investigative reporting,
fellowship, and capacity building.
Three programs. One mission – a free, informed, and well-equipped Sudanese press.
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