Rapid Support Forces distributes seeds to farmers in East Darfur
The aid effort in Abu Jabra received backing from the head of Sudan’s Founding Alliance government body.
RSF masses troops along Barno axis ahead of Kadugli push
The Rapid Support Forces says its military is massing for a final offensive on Kadugli, Sudan’s contested state capital.
Anti-war groups dismiss Burhan dialogue proposal as military ploy
Sudanese opposition forces back broader peace efforts while urging civilians to reject war, hate speech and military domination.
Families in West Kordofan eat livestock feed as famine looms
Delayed rains have made farming harder for families already struggling to reach their land amid ongoing violence.
Chad raises military alert after accusing SAF of cross-border strike
Chad says Sudanese aircraft and drones struck a convoy more than 100 km inside its territory
TASIS freezes public land deals and bans charcoal exports
The TASIS cabinet suspended public land deals and banned charcoal, firewood and raw timber exports
South Darfur locality orders daily rain prayers, fines violators
South Darfur authorities ordered residents to attend daily rain prayers and introduced sweeping restrictions
Rights monitor reports gang rape of 18-year-old in Omdurman
Four gunmen allegedly raped an 18-year-old woman in Ombada as she returned home with her mother
Turkey provides 5,450 tents for displaced families in Darfur
Turkey backs 30,000-tent project for Darfur and Kordofan
Rights monitor appeals to UN over 83 Port Sudan detainees
Eighty-three Port Sudan detainees are on hunger strike over prolonged detention and repeated trial delays
Al Taishi urges urgent UN action as Sudan food crisis deepens
Al Taishi warns that Sudan faces a preventable food catastrophe as millions struggle with hunger
US accuses Sudanese army of air strike inside Chad
Washington warned of regional escalation after accusing the Sudanese army of carrying out an air strike inside Chad
Central Bank of Sudan launches electronic capital flows system
A new electronic portal now lets Sudanese regulators access investor data and monitor incoming and outgoing financial flows nationwide.
Cholera resurfaces in Kassala with suspected cases and a death
Sudan’s Kassala faces renewed cholera fears as officials test samples and prepare isolation wards for suspected cases.
Jonathan Howard begins duties as US chargé d’affaires to Sudan
Howard brings extensive African affairs experience to his new US diplomatic post covering the Sudan crisis.
SPLM-North regained control of Kauda in South Kordofan state
The land dispute has roots in a 2020 disagreement over a border tied to valuable gold mining territory.
Hunger kills 29 children in Sudan’s Kalma displacement camp
Hundreds of children and pregnant women face malnutrition at Kalma camp as aid resources shrink further.
Sudan’s Al-Jazira in dark again after transformer fault
Engineers are working to repair a failed transformer that left eastern Al-Jazira without electricity on Wednesday.
RSF launches clean-up drive ahead of Geissan market reopening
Rapid Support Forces says Sudan’s Geissan town is recovering, with clean-up campaigns launched ahead of the market’s expected reopening.
Kordofan supply routes become prize in Sudan war
Kordofan’s strategic roads could decide the war and shape Sudan’s postwar map
Sudan arms embargo exposes Port Sudan’s growing unease
Burhan downplays a nationwide arms embargo at home as Port Sudan battles the proposal at the UN
UAE urges nationwide Sudan arms embargo and tougher sanctions
The UAE has backed a nationwide Sudan arms embargo and tougher sanctions, while calling for accountability over attacks on civilians
African Union raises alarm over Sudan-linked strikes inside Chad
Sudan war spillover fears grow after SAF airstrikes reported inside Chad
Washington warns Islamists against hijacking Sudan conflict
Washington warns Islamist networks against using Sudan’s war to derail civilian rule or restore authoritarian control