UN chief calls for accountability for states fuelling Sudan’s war
UN Secretary-General António Guterres has described Sudan’s humanitarian situation as “dire”, saying the suffering of its people is intolerable and...
Sudan’s Finance Minister pins Pound’s fall on growing demand for US Dollars
Sudan’s Finance Minister, Jibril Ibrahim, attributes the Sudanese Pound’s rapid decline against foreign currencies to strong demand for foreign exchange...
Death toll tops 80 in West Kordofan mine disaster as rescue effort falters
At least 80 people have died after a gold mine collapsed near El Nahud in West Kordofan, according to a...
Darfur, Kordofan markets shrug off Sudanese Pound’s fall as ‘trade picks up’
Markets in Nyala, the capital of South Darfur, elsewhere in Darfur, and Kordofan in RSF/Tasees-controlled areas, have reportedly largely escaped...
Sudanese Pound collapse sees shops close amid soaring prices
The collapse of Sudan’s Pound is sending consumer prices sharply higher as traders struggle to price their goods. About three-quarters...
Sudan Council of Churches to hold national prayer for peace in Khartoum on Saturday
The Sudan Council of Churches, through its Higher Committee for Prayer for Sudan, is organising a public prayer gathering for...
Sudanese Pound plunges despite government measures
The Sudanese Pound has plunged against the Dollar, with the US currency trading above SDG 8,400 on the parallel market,...
Malaria rises in Khartoum as measles outbreak hits South Darfur
Malaria cases have risen in Khartoum state over the past week, while a major measles outbreak in South Darfur has...
US rules out political future for Sudan’s warring generals
The United States has ruled out a political future for Sudan’s two warring generals, with Trump’s senior adviser for Arab...
South Darfur to offer people displaced to Nyala ‘voluntary return’ to North Darfur
Officials say returns from shelters in Nyala will be voluntary and depend on security, basic services, and conditions in neighbourhoods...
South Darfur’s Kalma camp faces food crisis as rains and crops fail
Half of crops have failed in and around Kalma camp, driving food shortages and soaring prices as humanitarian funding declines......
Expert: ‘60% of Sudan’s forests lost since 1990’
Former agriculture ministry adviser says war, mechanised farming, and weak state oversight are accelerating the destruction of Sudan’s forests Sudan...
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