The RSF has banned gum arabic exports, seizing shipments and tightening border controls to dominate Sudan’s most vital trade commodity.

Sudan faces a worsening health crisis as dengue, cholera and malaria spread rapidly amid war, heavy rains, and a collapsing healthcare system.

Cholera cases in Sudan are rising rapidly, killing over 3,000 people and prompting a WHO vaccination campaign amid ongoing civil war.

Atbara Resistance Committees hailed the International Quartet’s declaration as a reflection of Sudanese hopes and urged unity for peace.

Zaghawa tribal mediation with RSF and authorities freed more than 15 detainees, including minors, from Zamzam camp and Nyala in South Darfur.

TASIS mourns Dr. Ibrahim Zurayba, veteran Juba Peace negotiator, who died in Kampala after a short illness

Sudan’s SAF turns to Musa Hilal for a joint force to steady El Fasher and peel RSF fighters as Darfur’s war intensifies

Armed men in SAF uniforms rob Omdurman’s Block 8, stealing 25 phones amid a surge in violent heists and security lapses

The top officials highlighted that electricity and water remain critical lifelines, urging swift action to help Sudan’s fragile communities endure the crisis.

Dozens of Burhan’s army soldiers and allied fighters surrendered in El Fasher as the RSF advanced toward the besieged 6th Infantry Division.

US embassy accused South Sudan soldiers of raiding a humanitarian boat, stealing aid meant for civilians, and urged leaders to halt interference.

Sudanese outrage erupted after a defendant in the 2019 murder of teacher Ahmed al-Khair was appointed education director in Kassala.

TASIS protests AU’s Oct. 6–10 Addis consultations as biased; Somoud wants delay

East Darfur starts cholera shots in El Daein and Abu Jabra; 419,799 doses amid tighter health controls

Refugees fear Kara–Ta’isha clashes may reach CAR’s Birao camp; UN boosts security and urges no travel

U.S. says it’s talking to Burhan and Dagalo; backs a truce-plus-transition roadmap and expands Sudan-related sanctions

International authorities including the UN and Quad press Burhan to negotiate civilian-led governance amid sanctions and civil war.

Sudanese teachers condemned Kassala director appointment, citing his role in a colleague’s 2019 death and demanding justice.

Health officials in Nyala have launched a mass cholera vaccination campaign to protect one million residents amid a deadly and expanding outbreak.

RSF authorities arrested three men in mershing over a decade old theft dispute, raising concerns among locals of selective justice and escalating tribal tensions.

EU prolongs Sudan sanctions to 2026, keeping travel bans and asset freezes on 10 people and 8 entities

Machar’s treason trial opens in Juba; defense cites immunity as prosecutors allege ties to White Army raids

Washington targets Sudanese Islamists over alleged Iran ties; Quad pushes ceasefire and nine-month transition

Burhan says Islamists fight alongside the SAF, denies party politics in ranks and downplays Sudan-Iran ties