Hemedti holds talks with Awlad Umm Ati tribal delegation
Hemedti meets Awlad Umm Ati tribal leaders over security and humanitarian access
Burhan’s army faces widening rift with allied Joint Forces
Disputes over funding, strategy and political influence are widening divisions between SAF leadership and its allied Joint Forces.
Sudanese nationals among 144 dead in deadly Atlantic crossing
The UN refugee agency says 144 people died at sea as migrants attempted to reach Europe from Mauritania.
UN warns Sudan conflict pushes civilians towards famine, collapse
The United Nations has warned that relentless violence in Sudan is deepening a severe humanitarian crisis across Kordofan and Darfur. UN Secretary-General spokesman Stephane Dujarric said the expanding conflict is putting civilians at greater risk and forcing huge numbers of people to flee. Around 400,000 people in El Obeid are facing acute food insecurity as
Sudan rivals mass troops near Chad border as Darfur tensions rise
Sudan’s RSF and SAF reinforce positions near Chad border towns, raising fears of a major escalation across the contested Darfur region.
Displaced families face severe water shortages in South Kordofan
Thousands of displaced families face a severe water crisis amid ongoing conflict in Tandik.
Power barge arrives off Port Sudan as blackouts deepen crisis
The power barge is expected to ease pressure on the remaining network after airstrikes damaged a southern power station last year.
Armed fighters clash with local forces in Khartoum
A gun battle erupts in Jabal Awliya as federal detectives confront armed men accused of attempting to steal a vehicle.
Burhan seeks political backing as presidency speculation grows in Sudan
Burhan positions himself for presidency amid planned state restructuring
TASIS gains diplomatic ground ahead of new Addis peace talks
TASIS gains diplomatic ground ahead of new Addis peace talks
Sudan chemical weapons allegations: What we know
US sanctions Sudan over alleged chemical weapons use
Washington activates second phase of Sudan sanctions
US sanctions on Sudan over chemical weapons allegations take effect
TASIS accuses SAF of chemical weapons attack in North Kordofan
Peace government demands international probe into alleged SAF chemical attack
Sudanese activists warn SAF abuses are eroding public trust
Sudanese youth activists warn SAF abuses and military overreach are eroding public trust and threatening fragile social cohesion.
UNICEF brings vital vaccines to children in war-torn North Darfur
UNICEF reaches vulnerable children in North Darfur despite security threats, supply disruptions and a deepening humanitarian crisis across Sudan.
Khartoum bakeries shrink bread loaves as prices skyrocket
Rising bread prices and reduced loaf sizes fuel anger among struggling Khartoum families already facing severe economic hardship and inflation.
Sudan canal breach floods Al-Faw, threatening homes
A canal breach at kilometre 67 floods Al-Faw streets, threatens homes and raises concerns about further damage to nearby towns.
Shaluka appointment expands SPLM-N role in TASIS cabinet
Al-Hilu ally appointed as SPLM-N expands cabinet presence
Sudan’s TASIS PM Taishi reshuffles cabinet, appoints six ministers
The appointments cover key economic, service and development portfolios and follow constitutional provisions governing Sudan’s transitional government.
Falling Nile levels in Sudan reignite Egypt-Ethiopia dam dispute
Declining Nile waters have intensified concerns over Ethiopia’s dam, downstream flows and the future of regional cooperation.
SAF killed 12 civilians with Iranian bombs in N. Kordofan: TASIS
Sudan’s Alliance said SAF airstrikes killed children, women, shepherds and elderly civilians while damaging livestock and targeting water sources.
Food crisis grips North Darfur as hunger and inflation deepen
More than 250,000 people in North Darfur face worsening hunger as insecurity, failed rains, inflation, malnutrition and limited aid disrupt food supplies.
Residents condemn joint force gunfire near homes in Sudan
Families in Al-Jazirah State faced terrifying gunfire near their homes as authorities failed to explain the sudden military escalation.
Two Sudanese boys kill their father due to haircut dispute
Two brothers, aged 12 and 17, allegedly stabbed their father during a family dispute over a haircut in Khartoum’s Al-Thawra neighborhood.