First UN WFP flight in three years lands in Sudan capital Khartoum
The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) in Sudan said that the United Nations Humanitarian Air...
Sudan declared ‘cholera free’ amid rise in dengue, malaria, measles
Sudan’s Federal Ministry of Health has declared the country free of the cholera epidemic, confirming that since January 14, no...
Fierce clashes in South Kordofan as ‘RSF seizes key town’
Clashes in South Kordofan have intensified sharply since the start of the week, with the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces announcing...
Three children die in Central Darfur camp inferno
Three children have died and five homes were destroyed after a fire broke out in the early hours of Tuesday...
167 killed, scores injured in attack north of Abyei in disputed area between Sudan and South Sudan
At least 167 people were killed, 68 injured, and 10 reported missing after an armed attack by an unidentified group...
North Darfur: Thousands left homeless as fire consumes Kalma camp neighbourhoods
A woman with special needs was severely injured, and between 600 and 1,000 homes and shelters destroyed, in a massive...
‘Sudan army repels RSF assault on South Kordofan’
Fierce fighting erupted in South Kordofan as the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces and their allied Popular Movement launched a three-pronged...
Sudan Civilian Convergence Tracks present ‘initial vision for unified path to end the war and build peace’
An independent group bringing together around 40 diverse Sudanese civil society initiatives, organisations and actors under the umbrella of the...
Kassala bans collective Iftars amid growing controversy
The Kassala State Security Committee has banned collective Iftars across the state, including in government institutions, ministries, official bodies, tribal...
‘Collective outrage’ at El Fasher report: Sudan Core Group to establish ‘coalition of likeminded states’ to prevent further atrocities
The Sudan Core Group at the UN Human Rights’ Council, comprising Germany, Ireland, the Netherlands, Norway, and the United Kingdom,...
Teachers: ‘Separate exams will entrench division in Sudan’
The Sudanese Teachers Committee warned on Wednesday that “the multiplicity of decision-making centres regarding secondary school certificate examinations, and links...
Three years of blackouts in western Sudan — how satellite has restored services the war severed
Report by Abdelmoneim Madibu of Radio Dabanga for Sudan Media Forum Joint Editorial Room Adam Osman brought his wife home...
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