Sudan traders ‘missing millions’ as hackers target Bankak app
More than 50 traders and customers in West Kordofan say millions of Sudanese pounds have been stolen from their Bank...
Sudanese refugees in eastern Chad call for justice, lament slow ICC proceedings
Sudanese refugees in eastern Chad have urged the International Criminal Court (ICC) to speed up its proceedings, saying its failure...
Soaring prices, water shortages deepen hardship in Port Sudan
Residents of Port Sudan are struggling to afford food and other essentials as prices rise and drinking-water shortages add to...
Sudan’s gold export earnings soar, but the money is not reaching the poor
Revenue from Sudan’s gold exports reached USD 3.5 billion, according to an economic report issued by the Ministry of Minerals...
UNICEF: ‘Drone attacks unlike anything Sudan has seen before’
Drone strikes on Sudan’s power stations are cutting children off from water, education, and essential healthcare, as drought deepens the...
OCHA reports 71 aid workers killed in Sudan in 2025 as humanitarian funding crisis deepens
At least 71 humanitarian workers were killed and 28 injured in Sudan during 2025, as attacks on aid operations, restricted...
UN: One in three Sudanese households have lost their livelihoods
A major UN assessment has found that Sudan’s humanitarian crisis extends beyond hunger and displacement to affect almost every aspect...
Sudan’s Emergency Lawyers: Ahmed Haroun’s ‘arrest’ still not confirmed
Sudan’s Emergency Lawyers group says there is still no independent evidence or official confirmation that Ahmed Mohamed Haroun, who is...
South Darfur civilians face ‘dire conditions, suffering beyond endurance’
Mershing locality in South Darfur, Sudan is facing worsening humanitarian and economic conditions following a sharp decline in agricultural production,...
Sudan: Alleged ‘arrest’ of ICC fugitive Ahmed Haroun in doubt
Politicians and activists have questioned widespread reports, covered on Sunday in international media including the Associated Press and Reuters and...
Darfur faces looming famine as emergency rooms report crop failure — Justice Africa Sudan calls for immediate ceasefire, humanitarian access
Nineteen agricultural emergency rooms across Darfur warn that the current farming season has failed, raising fears of impending famine as...
Two-week power blackout after drone attack sees prices in Sudan’s White Nile state soar
Residents of Rabak, in Sudan’s White Nile state, have been without electricity for 14 consecutive days, with the cost of...
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