RSF frees 26 police in East Darfur after month-long detention
RSF releases 26 police in East Darfur after a month; each fined SDG 200,000
Rights lawyer: Kushayb verdict is historic, ends impunity
Hazra says Kushayb’s ICC conviction is “historic,” signals justice for Darfur victims, and ends impunity
ICC convicts Ali Kushayb; seeks Bashir, Haroun, Hussein extradition
ICC convicts Ali Kushayb for Darfur crimes, urges extradition of al-Bashir, Haroun and Hussein; sentencing pending
TASIS hails ICC Kushayb verdict, urges extradition of Bashir
Tasis welcomes Kushayb conviction, demands al-Bashir’s extradition, and seeks probes into alleged chemical-weapon use
RSF launches arrest sweep of SAF personnel in South Darfur
RSF launches sweep in Nyala, arresting police and SAF-linked personnel; detainees transferred to Daghara Prison
Qimam alliance vows to uproot Islamist extremist doctrine
Qimam pledges to uproot Islamist extremism in Sudan and warns states against backing the Islamic Movement
Worker dies after torture by SAF intelligence in Sudan’s Blue Nile
Family says Abkar Yahya Ishaq died after detention and torture in Roro; union urges swift, public investigation
Iran-backed Houthis extend operations to Red Sea coast — sources
Sources say Houthis use Sudan’s coast for smuggling as patrols tighten; Aden seized 2,500 tons of gear
SAF says 8,600 troops killed in El Fasher since 2023, amid RSF siege
SAF sources cite 8,600 troop deaths in El Fasher; RSF siege and strikes fuel mass displacement
Rights group alleges Burhan’s SAF freed al-Qaeda figure
Rights group says SAF freed alleged al-Qaeda figure
Dagalo: Islamists sabotaged deal; al-Burhan ordered April 15 attack
At a Nyala event, TASIS leader Dagalo reveals al-Burhan’s army (SAF) stalled the deal, ordered April 15 dawn attacks
Floods displace 1,200 families in Sudan’s Khartoum state — IOM
IOM: Floods in Bahri displace 1,200+ families as Nile swells; damage widespread, crisis compounds war
South Sudan top diplomat visits Sudan to discuss border security
They discussed border security, anti-smuggling measures, trade cooperation, policing coordination, and refugee issues.
UN set for crucial Sudan vote on peace and justice
The UN Human Rights Council will vote on a resolution urging a ceasefire in Sudan and accountability for war crimes.
TASIS accuses Egypt of ‘dangerous interference’ in Sudan war
TASIS says Egypt’s backing for Port Sudan undermines peace efforts and urges global actors to stop support
TASIS appoints al Safi as head of Sudan national aid body
Sudan creates a central humanitarian body under al Safi to manage nationwide relief and ensure citizens receive support.
Sudanese face fresh displacement after Nile surges
Nile surges threaten Sudanese communities with destruction and displacement as dam releases, weak safeguards, and climate pressures compound humanitarian risks.
North Darfur SAF drone strikes hit Malha, Al-Zarq; dozens of civilians
Drone strikes in Malha and Al-Zarq kill and injure civilians; Alliance calls market hit a war crime
IMF warns Sudan faces total monetary collapse and dual recession
Sudan’s pound plunges as war cripples FX. IMF flags “monetary collapse” and dual recession amid soaring inflation
Burhan’s army aligns with terrorists in Sudan unrest: SDLM
Hasab Al-Nabi Mahmoud warned that extremist Islamist groups are allying with Burhan’s army in Sudan to regain political power and displace civilians.
RSF arrests two in Nyala over collaboration with Burhan’s army
The detention of two Nyala men by RSF reflects a growing struggle over salaries, suspensions, and authority between rival factions in South Darfur.
Burhan’s front weakens as militia camp faces evacuation
The evacuation of a Sudan Shield militia camp by a joint force in Abu Hamad has exposed deepening rifts and uncertainty within Sudan’s military alliances.
Sudan’s currency sinks as war drains reserves and fuels inflation
Sudan’s economy is collapsing under war, with its currency plunging, inflation surging, and banks unable to withstand mounting financial pressures.
Sudan junta acknowledges Egypt’s help in fighting
Sudan’s junta foreign minister praised Egypt’s support for militias, while Cairo publicly stressed peace talks, exposing stark contradictions.
