The indiscriminate use of barrel bombs resulted in the loss of nine lives and left 14 individuals, including children, wounded, RSF said

US envoy hopes warring generals will resume talks after Ramadan to prevent further bloodshed and a wider regional conflict.

The extent of the oil affected and the consequent revenue loss from the stoppage remain unclear

UAE called for de-escalation in Sudan and a return to political processes

Members of a coalition comprising 14 opposition parties staged a march to the council’s headquarters in Juba, where they presented a petition expressing their opposition to the fee

As Sudan’s war rages, community kitchens become lifelines. Dedicated volunteers risk their lives to deliver food to families trapped in the fighting.

Those responsible for ordering, planning and carrying out the atrocities will be held accountable, RSF said

Despite calls for a ceasefire during Ramadan, the army, which has regained some control in the capital, has yet to comply

RSF also accused the army and its allied jihadist militias of employing terror tactics such as dropping barrel bombs on crowds of civilians

Despite international pressure for an inquiry into Allen’s death, South Sudan’s government launched its investigation in October

RSF asserted that these operations by jihadi factions are orchestrated to instigate tribal discord and exacerbate ethnic strife

A year of war in Sudan has triggered a desperate humanitarian crisis. Millions are displaced, facing hunger, and children are dying from malnutrition.

Sport is suspended in Sudan where the conflict has killed thousands and displaced millions since April 2023

Bashir, who was convicted of corruption and was facing trial for leading a military coup in 1989, had been undergoing treatment at a military hospital in Omdurman city

Following a brutal civil war that ravaged the nation from 2013 to 2018, resulting in staggering casualties, South Sudan has struggled to stabilize

The UN pleads with warring parties in Sudan to lay down arms for Ramadan as the year-long conflict displaces millions and creates a humanitarian crisis.

South Sudan announces school closures and advises children to avoid outdoor activities as temperatures reach an unprecedented 45 degrees Celsius, posing serious health risks.

The announcement of Chol’s dismissal was made through a decree aired on state television late on Friday

Sudan’s war has caused severe food insecurity, with millions at risk of famine and nearly 730,000 children projected to suffer severe malnutrition.

The group said it is committed to the Jeddah Declaration, which focuses on improving humanitarian access in the country

According to reports from the UN and its nutrition-focused partners, approximately 220,000 severely malnourished children and over 7,000 new mothers are at risk of death

Army says it has seized control of national radio, TV headquarters from RSF

Casualties have soared, displacing millions and laying waste to vital infrastructure across the country

Burhan’s army says it recaptured control of the national radio and television headquarters from the RSF, raising tensions amidst ongoing conflict.