Sudanese families move back to Khartoum amid fragile living conditions

More than one million people have returned to Khartoum despite war, damaged infrastructure, and limited basic services.

South Sudan urges economic growth to drive peace across Africa

South Sudan’s trade minister emphasized that economic growth, investment, and education are essential to achieving lasting peace and stability in Africa.

Khartoum airport will be opened for domestic flights after years

Sudan will reopen Khartoum International Airport for domestic flights Wednesday after a 30-month conflict-related closure.

Burhan’s army strike kills prominent Sudanese tribal leader

SAF drone strike in West Darfur’s Sirba area killed Mahadi tribe emir Mohammed Hasaballah and three members of his family.

Iran expands its Houthi network from Yemen’s coast to Sudan: report

A new report warns that Iran is expanding its Houthi-backed operations from Yemen into Sudan, threatening regional stability and global shipping routes in the Red Sea.

Baath Party criticises Burhan’s contradictory stance on Sudan

The Baath Party accused Sudan’s junta leader Abdel Fattah al-Burhan of inconsistent and self-serving rhetoric over peace talks, reflecting deeper turmoil in his leadership.

Sudan’s TASIS cuts media ties with Al Jazeera citing Burhan favouritism

The Sudan Founding Alliance suspended all cooperation with Al Jazeera, accusing the network of biased reporting favouring Islamist forces and distorting facts about Sudan.

Sudan’s pound collapses as citizens turn to dollars: report

Sudan’s currency has collapsed, forcing citizens and businesses to rely on foreign money as the local pound loses its role in daily trade.

Fierce inferno wipes out Jazo’s bustling market in North Darfur

A sudden fire destroyed Jazo market in North Darfur, leaving traders homeless and residents appealing for immediate humanitarian relief.

Burhan’s junta detains National Umma Party deputy official

The National Umma Party condemned the arrest of its deputy head Siddiq Ghandour, calling it part of a wider campaign of repression against opposition figures in Sudan.

Ta’aishi: Islamists lit April 15 war, used Burhan as vehicle

Ta’aishi says Islamists sparked the April 15 war, used Burhan and Atta to protect the “old state,” and sabotaged peace tracks

Sudan’s clashes force over thousand residents to flee: IOM

Intensifying clashes between Sudan’s General Abdel Fattah al Burhan’s army and RSF have displaced over 1,700 people amid widespread violence.

Burhan signals readiness for dialogue with RSF

Sudan’s military chief urges genuine peace efforts while clarifying no talks are ongoing with international powers or the Quartet

Nyala residents show symptoms of suspected dengue fever

Residents in Nyala, South Darfur, are showing suspected dengue fever symptoms as clinics struggle with limited testing and rising cases.

African Union will unveil Sudan human rights report on Tuesday

The African Union will release a report documenting extensive human rights violations in Sudan since April 2023.

Sudanese refugee woman is found dead in Chad camp sparking outrage

Chad authorities investigate the murder of a Sudanese refugee woman as safety concerns rise in eastern camps with limited resources

US holds BNP Paribas liable for aiding Sudanese ex-dictator Bashir

A New York jury found BNP Paribas liable for financially supporting Sudanese dictator Omar al-Bashir, awarding $20.75 million to survivors of his regime.

Sisi meets Trump adviser Boulos to discuss peace in Sudan

Egyptian President Sisi and US adviser Massad Boulos discussed joint efforts to end Sudan’s war and reinforce regional peace and humanitarian cooperation.

Sudan’s Dagalo vows to stand against Burhan’s army

Hemedti pledges to continue fighting Burhan’s army, framing Sudan’s conflict as a struggle for national and democratic transformation.

Turkey’s Erdogan calls for peace in Sudan conflict

Turkish President Erdogan expressed sorrow over Sudan’s conflict, urging global action to end the humanitarian crisis and achieve lasting peace.

Sudan conflict triggers record humanitarian crisis: IOM

Fierce fighting in North Darfur has forced millions from their homes, and the IOM warns Sudan now faces the world’s largest displacement crisis amid collapsing health systems.

TASIS: Drone hits civilian gathering in Mazroub, kills Maganin tribe chief

TASIS blames an “Islamist army” for a drone attack in Mazroub that it says killed the Maganin chief

IMF predicts Sudan’s economy could recover if conflict ends soon

The IMF forecasts Sudan could grow 3.2 percent in 2025 if fighting ends, with inflation falling from 87.2 percent to 54.6 percent this year.

SARHO delivers 202 aid trucks to Darfur in two weeks

SARHO coordinated the delivery of 202 aid trucks to Darfur, providing food, supplies, and support to thousands of vulnerable families.

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