Vehicle shortages and currency decline have led to record-high car prices, leaving Sudanese residents struggling to access transportation.

Health crisis deepens in Birao camp as measles outbreak spreads and medicine shortages hinder proper care.

TASIS-linked body meets Sudanese relief agency in South Darfur on aid coordination

Experts say Burhan’s SAF reshuffle deepens war, boosts Islamist influence, and risks further escalation

SAF reshuffle aims to regain control as setbacks mount and Islamist concerns grow

“Lethal force” remarks raise chemical weapons fears and backlash in Sudan

Sudan’s gold exports to the UAE fell sharply in 2025, while Egypt emerged as the leading buyer amid ongoing conflict and rising global prices.

Al-Jazirah’s education director suggested armed groups could replace unpaid teachers, sparking outrage, protests, and calls to prioritise dialogue and wages over militarisation.

A US delegation visited the Sudan–CAR border to assess aid programs, meet displaced families, and evaluate local relief efforts supporting conflict-affected populations.

Doctors Without Borders condemns attacks in Nyala teaching hospital as violations of humanitarian law and threats to civilian lives.

Thousands marched in South Sudan’s capital on Good Friday, praying for peace as escalating clashes, political tensions and humanitarian concerns raise fears of renewed civil war.

The UN predicts Sudan’s economy could grow nine percent this year if peace holds, with services driving recovery and resilience-building guiding development efforts.

Al-Atta’s appointment as SAF chief fuels debate over Islamist ties and military divisions

Islamist call for ‘chemical’ force raises Sudan war fears

RSF says accusations over White Nile hospital incident are fabricated amid intensifying political and military tensions in Sudan

UN experts warned that escalating conflict in South Sudan risks mass displacement, attacks on civilians, and serious violations of international humanitarian law if fighting continues.

Strikes linked to Sudan’s civil war are killing, wounding civilians, and forcing nearly a million people to flee to Chad, worsening the humanitarian crisis.

Abdel Fattah al-Burhan appoints new military leadership as Sudan war escalates and humanitarian crisis deepens nationwide

Dagalo forms judicial council under TASIS-backed authority to appoint top judges

Al-Jazira alliance rejects armed groups, warns militarization threatens social stability

Senior SPLM-N commander joins TASIS in Blue Nile as clashes escalate across Sudan

Al-Ta’aishi urges probe into Nyala killing, calls it political assassination

Sudan faces sharply rising fuel prices, driving higher transport costs, threatening agriculture, and worsening economic pressures as the local pound continues to fall.

Sudanese migrants among dead and missing following failed Mediterranean crossing highlighting risks along Europe migration route