RSF chief Dagalo to meet Sudan army head Burhan to bring an end to war
RSF in a post on X on Monday announced that General Dagalo agreed to the principle of the meeting
Devastating war in Sudan may see end as generals agree to crucial meeting
Sudan’s warring generals agree to meet for the first time, raising hopes for a ceasefire and political talks to end the devastating war.
Sudan, UAE expel diplomats as army and RSF continue to clash
Recent weeks have seen pro-army demonstrators accuse the United Arab Emirates of providing support to RSF
Sudan in Crisis: UN runs out of funds amid ongoing conflict
The humanitarian coordinator for Sudan described the current situation as catastrophic
UN: Over 12,000 killed since fighting broke out in Sudan
Sudan has been witnessing deadly clashes between the SAF and the RSF in the capital Khartoum and other areas since April 15
US accuses Sudanese factions of committing war crimes
State Department determines warring parties committed war crimes, crimes against humanity and ethnic cleansing in Sudan
Sudan reports 5,178 suspected cholera cases and 161 deaths
The outbreak of cholera, initially declared in Gedaref on September 26, has rapidly spread to various regions
Residents report escalation of Sudan Army airstrikes in Khartoum
Hopes for a resolution were dashed as discussions between the army and the Rapid Support Forces failed to yield progress
Sudan Army interested in Iranian drones amid escalating regional strains
Iran has long served as a primary provider of drones to Sudan’s Army
Sudan faces worsening HIV/AIDS crisis amid escalating conflict
AIDS remains a critical public health concern in Sudan
United Nations set to conclude political mission in Sudan
14 of 15 Security Council members vote to terminate mandate of UN Integrated Transition Assistance Mission in Sudan as of Sunday
UN reports nearly 600 civilians killed in South Sudan clashes last year
UN findings revealed at least 884 civilian casualties, with 594 individuals killed and 290 injured
Accusations against South Sudan military for assault on civilians in Abyei
Residents say the attack aimed to displace the Ngok community from their homes
UN says 75 killed in clashes near Sudan-South Sudan border in last 2 weeks
Ongoing conflicts between the Ngok and Twic communities in Abyei have predominantly revolved around resource disputes
Aid for over 1 million Sudan refugees in Chad under threat
Unless the UN secures the necessary funds, the WFP might have to cease food aid operations for internally displaced persons and refugees in Chad by December
Straight out of Khartoum: Mission to rescue lions, hyenas from war zone
Transporting the sedated animals out of Khartoum became one of the most perilous missions undertaken by Four Paws
Darfur governor warns of escalating Sudanese conflict, calls for unity
Addressing a press briefing in Addis Ababa, Minnawi emphasized his communication with both the Army and RSF
RSF unveils vision for a ‘federal system’ in conflict-ridden Sudan
The main principle is a federal system, which the group says is the most suitable governance model for Sudan
President of South Sudan dismisses cabinet members
The announcement did not provide any specific reasons for these dismissals
Darfur atrocities resurface across Nile as Sudan clashes intensify
Sudan’s Nile River has become a battleground in recent days as army forces and RSF have clashed in the area
South Sudan ready for IGAD summit on Sudan’s civil war
The IGAD plays a crucial role in efforts aimed at restoring peace and stability in Sudan
Calls grow for AU commission’s Sudan peace plan to be implemented
Highlighting the critical urgency of the situation, the 15-member body emphasized the necessity for a two-stage Political Dialogue
Insufficient funding puts aid for Sudanese refugees in jeopardy
Approximately 450,000 have sought refuge in Chad, as reported by the UN’s refugee agency
UN urges unrestricted campaigning for long-delayed S Sudan elections
Scheduled for the first time next year under a peace agreement inked in 2018, which terminated a brutal civil war in the world’s youngest nation, South Sudan faces challenges in meeting the essential criteria outlined in the agreement