Popular Congress claims signs of chemical weapons in Sudan and says Port Sudan rejects a neutral international investigation

RSF-affiliated council plans a Darfur civil service conference, touting a “new vision” and local appointments

Lamamra lands in Nairobi for TASIS talks; sources say he requested the meeting. Al-Hilu to lead the delegation

Hamdok denies the “Peace Government” is separatist, calls for a monitored ceasefire and inclusive talks

TASIS hails GERD as a symbol of self-reliance and urges Nile Basin cooperation without exploitation

A military source says a TASIS drone strike killed Maj. Gen. Fadlallah in Khartoum North; the SAF has not commented

TASIS says drones hit a refinery, power station and army sites in Khartoum; the army reports defenses firing and Omdurman outages

Hamdok: Sudan’s crisis surpasses Gaza and Ukraine; a monitored ceasefire must precede inclusive dialogue

Alaaeldin Naqd, a surgeon and seasoned health administrator, takes Sudan’s health ministry with global training and policy depth

Suleiman Sandal, JEM chairman and veteran legal-security figure, takes the interior post in TASIS

TASIS taps Amar Amoun, Suleiman Sandal and Dr. Alaaeldin Awad to lead foreign, interior and health

TASIS PM al-Ta’aishi appoints foreign, interior and health ministers, ordering swift implementation

WHO reports 17-state cholera spread and 1,800+ deaths; aid groups cite strained hospitals and severe water scarcity

Emergency Lawyers accuses Burhan’s army of using chlorine gas in Nyala; hospitals report breathing problems and skin lesions

The RSF says it pursued opponents to Omdurman’s outskirts and seized materiel. Figures couldn’t be independently verified

Nyala-based Government of Peace asks UN to seat its envoy, citing Aug. 31 decrees

Ta’ayshi maps TASIS’s emergency and strategic plan: security first, services restored, federal rebuild and a new army

Tasis government Prime Minister Mohamed Hassan Al-Ta’aishi pledged urgent reforms to improve services, fight extremism, aid displaced communities, and strengthen international cooperation.

Chad health minister leads cholera vaccination and awareness efforts with aid groups to protect refugees and local communities from rising health risks.

South Sudan has repatriated a Mexican national who was deported from the United States in July, officials confirmed Saturday. The man, identified as Jesus Munoz-Gutierrez, was among eight people held in government custody since their deportation to the East African country. South Sudan’s foreign ministry said the repatriation was completed in coordination with the Mexican

Over 770,000 children in Sudan risk severe malnutrition amid war and cholera outbreaks threatening lives across the nation in 2025.

Khalid Omar: Nafi’s speech exposes the NCP’s war goals—no peace, rollback of December Revolution

Minnawi denies leaving Port Sudan, questions SAF failures in El Fasher

UAE halted Sudanese crude imports in August, squeezing Fujairah ULSFO supply and lifting spot premiums