UK sanctions Sudan commanders and pledges £15 million in aid
The UK has sanctioned 15 senior commanders from the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) over...
‘Atrocities persist in El Fasher one year after RSF takeover’
Amnesty International says civilians face arbitrary detention, torture and restricted humanitarian access, as international coalition calls for accountability over atrocities...
Rights activist: Ceasefire top priority for Sudan’s women
Sudanese women’s rights activist Naemat Koko says a comprehensive ceasefire is essential to protect lives, ensure unrestricted humanitarian access, and...
Sudanese journalist detained for sharing online report
Police in El Qatina in Sudan’s White Nile state, have detained journalist Rasha Hassan following a complaint by a school...
UN human rights chief: ‘Sudan drone strikes killed 306 in three weeks’
The UN Human Rights Office documented hundreds of deaths and injuries in October, with attacks attributed to both sides hitting...
Intensive int’l and UN efforts to end Sudan war
A Geneva meeting involving 21 countries has highlighted immediate confidence-building measures, including prisoner exchanges and coordination over Sudan’s secondary school...
Rising flour costs deepen bread crisis in Sudan’s Blue Nile state
Authorities in Blue Nile state have allowed bakeries to sell two loaves for SDG 1,000, while flour prices have risen...
UK-led warning: famine risk is rising in Sudan as 19.5 million face acute hunger
A joint statement by the UK and 31 partners urges the warring parties to lift restrictions on aid, protect humanitarian...
African Union condemns deadly drone strikes in Sudan, Abyei
The African Union (AU) has added its voice to a chorus of international condemnation after reported drone attacks kill scores...
Sudan lifts ban on 46 imports as inflation rises and Dollar hits SDG 10,300
Sudan has lifted import restrictions on 46 goods as the Dollar climbs to SDG 10,300 and annual inflation reaches 28.29%,...
Sudan hunger crisis deepens as aid cuts collide with crop failure in Darfur
Cuts to food aid and a near-total crop failure are leaving displaced families and vulnerable communities struggling to find food...
Sudanese rights group warns of torture fears after arrests in Blue Nile
The Human Rights and Development Organisation (HUDO Centre) says detainees arrested in Roseires are being denied access to lawyers and...
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