A drone strike on a crowded fuel market in Adikonq, West Darfur, killed and injured civilians, destroyed over 100 shops, and prompted calls for an independent investigation.

The RSF accused Al-Hadath TV of biased and unprofessional reporting in Kordofan, alleging the channel promoted propaganda and misrepresented developments on the ground.

A passenger ferry carrying 16 people capsized in Sudan’s White Nile state, leaving four survivors rescued and others missing as search operations continue.

Sudanese youth in El Fasher use football matches to find relief from the ongoing civil war violence

The Sudan Founding Alliance has completed Julidat village to provide permanent housing and agricultural support for families transitioning from displacement camps to self-sufficiency.

UN chief Antonio Guterres pledged intensified diplomatic pressure for an immediate ceasefire in Sudan, warning foreign powers are fuelling a war that has killed thousands and displaced millions.

A formal letter to the UN accuses the Sudan Humanitarian Coordinator of premature statements and bias that could undermine aid neutrality

The RSF accused the SAF of shelling a market in Zalengei, killing 13 civilians and injuring six others

The UN Security Council warned that escalating violence in South Sudan threatens renewed civil war, urging dialogue, protection of peacekeeping bases, and accountability for war crimes.

Volunteers in South Darfur have launched a donation-funded campaign to restore conflict-damaged health centres and strengthen collapsing medical services across affected communities.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said conflict in Sudan and other regions is dimming Ramadan’s promise, urging unity, humanitarian action and protection of human dignity.

A Sudanese man died in Egyptian custody, marking the second such death in a week, as rights groups raise concerns over rising detentions and deportations.

Tasis rejected claims of targeting WFP aid, accusing Islamist networks of misleading the UN and embassies

African leaders blocked Egypt’s attempt to lift Sudan’s AU suspension, citing unmet conditions and ongoing conflict

The Rapid Support Forces have accused the Burhan’s army of a deadly attack on a busy market in Central Darfur that killed thirteen people and destroyed civilian property.

A massive fire broke out in Bahri’s industrial area, engulfing two factories, prompting emergency response efforts, while authorities investigate the cause and assess potential casualties.

Rescuers search for missing passengers after a boat capsizes on the Nile River in northern Sudan.

The Sudanese Founding Alliance has accused Egypt of using its diplomatic position to help Sudan circumvent its suspension from the African Union during recent security meetings.

Maternal deaths are rising in Darbat and eastern Jebel Marra after the closure of the only rural hospital left women without access to essential maternity care.

The RSF delegation praised health workers for managing shortages in the besieged North Darfur capital

A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration from ending deportation protections for hundreds of South Sudanese nationals in the United States. U.S. District Judge Patti Saris ruled that the Department of Homeland Security likely acted unlawfully in seeking to terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for South Sudan, saying the move relied on “pretextual” reasoning. The decision

Burhan vows to keep armed civilian forces active after war, deepening fears of militia rule

Salma Abdel Jabbar forced Khartoum Land Director’s dismissal after he refused her land request, highlighting corruption concerns and arbitrary interventions within Burhan’s junta government.

The Sudanese Founding Alliance accused Egypt and AU members of undermining Sudan’s suspension and urged enforcement of civilian-led governance after the 2021 military coup.