Sudan’s media landscape has been devastated by ongoing conflict, with 90% of media outlets—including TV, radio, and newspapers—destroyed or shut down, and journalists facing existential threats, displacement, and severe restrictions on press freedom ¹.

 In this vacuum, social media and digital platforms have become the primary channels for news and information, although these too face risks of censorship, misinformation, and infrastructure disruptions ². 

For organizations, press release distribution is only effective if channeled through resilient online platforms and diaspora media, as traditional outlets are largely non-operational, and digital strategies must contend with both security risks and the need for credibility in a landscape dominated by propaganda and disinformation ³.