US judge allows deportation protections to end for South Sudanese
Trump administration can end South Sudan deportation protections, judge rules
Sudan central bank restores national electronic payment network
Sudan takes step toward banking recovery with payment network restart
RSF leadership visits wounded troops receiving hospital treatment
RSF leadership praises injured personnel during a hospital visit and pledges ongoing care, rehabilitation and support throughout their recovery.
RSF orders combat units to advance deeper into Khartoum
Military preparations intensify in Khartoum as the RSF advances and government aligned forces prepare for possible confrontation.
Beni Hassan tribe sends 1,000 fighters to reinforce RSF
The latest deployment underlines increased tribal backing for the RSF as military operations continue across the region.
Sudan tribal leaders expand RSF recruitment drive
Traditional leaders help the Rapid Support Forces recruit young men, reflecting expanding cooperation and growing influence in western Sudan.
Fighting in West Darfur forces thousands to flee border homes
Humanitarian groups warn continued instability in West Darfur threatens more displacement as border clashes continue.
Sudanese pound hits new low as dollar surges in parallel market
Rising foreign currency prices in Sudan’s parallel market continue to weaken the Sudanese pound and increase pressure on the fragile economy.
Sudan reactivates national electronic payment switch after war
The Central Bank of Sudan relaunches the electronic payment network to support banking recovery and improve daily financial transactions.
Eastern Sudan steps up diphtheria vaccinations amid outbreak
Health officials prepare the next vaccination phase to strengthen protection against diphtheria in vulnerable areas of Sudan.
South Sudan faces rising unrest as election hopes fade
Fighting, disease outbreaks and a growing refugee population place additional pressure on South Sudan’s fragile political and humanitarian situation.
Disabled Sudanese refugees face severe shortages in Uganda camp
Nearly 500 disabled Sudanese refugees need urgent support in Uganda
International pressure mounts on Burhan as military campaign stalls
War crimes allegations tighten pressure on Burhan
Meroë pyramids face collapse as sand engulfs ancient site
Sand threatens to bury Sudan’s 2,000-year-old pyramids
Sudan army takes delivery of 100 Pakistani armored vehicles
Sudanese army receives Pakistani armor under reported $1.5B deal
TASIS opens new water facility to expand clean water in Nyala
Water project in Nyala aims to restore infrastructure and provide residents with a reliable source of safe drinking water.
Babiker accuses Quintet mechanism of favoring Burhan’s army
Political divisions widen in Sudan after Babiker Faisal criticises the international mediation process and questions its impartiality.
Patients struggle as Sudan hospital costs put care out of reach
Families struggle to afford treatment as deteriorating hospital conditions and increasing medical costs deepen Sudan’s healthcare crisis.
Arab body launches Sudan agricultural capacity building plan
The initiative helps strengthen Sudan agricultural systems by improving skills, institutions, value chains, and climate-smart farming methods.
SAF restrictions choke trade routes to Kordofan and Darfur
Traders reject claims that civilian cargo supports armed groups as Sudan’s supply restrictions continue to fuel inflation and scarcity.
El Nino threatens to deepen Sudan’s growing hunger crisis
The World Food Programme warns strengthening El Niño could worsen Sudan’s hunger crisis and increase food insecurity across vulnerable regions.
TASIS government unveils plan to build new Sudan media system
TASIS information minister announces new media institutions
Port Sudan welcomes first EgyptAir flight
EgyptAir reconnects Cairo and Port Sudan
US Democrats press UAE over RSF but overlook SAF’s Islamist allies
All 21 signatories belong to the Democratic caucus, with no Republicans joining the Sudan letter