WFP: ‘Five million Sudanese can’t afford one meal a day’
The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) has warned that the vast majority of Sudanese face severe hunger, with more...
Emergency room: ‘Internet blackout hobbles aid to thrice-displaced Khartoum families’
The ongoing internet and communications blackouts in most of Sudan have severely compromised efforts to provide humanitarian aid to civilians...
Outrage as Sudan army display ‘severed RSF heads’
Several prominent figures have expressed a widespread chorus of condemnation and outrage to the Dabanga verification team, following a viral...
RSF to initiate release of 451 Sudan POWs
The paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) announced they initiated procedures in releasing 451 Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) prisoners yesterday, signifying...
Hamdok to Dabanga: ‘We are still waiting for a meeting with Sudan army leadership’
Dabanga journalist Ashraf Abdelaziz interviewed former Sudanese Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok, currently serving as the head of the Sudanese Civil...
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10+ dead following airstrikes on East Darfur
At least 10 people, including an entire family, were killed following a raid by the Sudanese Air Forces on Ed...
Pope calls for halt to war in Sudan
Pope Francis, in his weekly address to the Vatican on Sunday, called on Sudan's warring parties to stop the 10-month-long...
Sudanese killed and raped in Ethiopian refugee camps
Two Sudanese people were killed and six raped in Kumer refugee camp in Ethiopia recently, while others were robbed and...
Relative calm in Sudan-South Sudan border region of Abyei
The security situation in the Abyei area, claimed by both Sudan and South Sudan, has calmed down after violent clashes...
Food kitchens halt in Khartoum North as people die of hunger
The Khartoum North Emergency Room has announced the suspension of all community kitchens operating in the city and multiple deaths...
OCHA: ‘Staggering suffering in Sudan’
Now ten months into Sudan’s war, the latest report by the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA)...
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