Sudan TASIS government begins reactivating tax revenues
Founding government moves to reopen tax offices in Darfur, Kordofan
Tasis deploys 7,000 soldiers to protect Darfur crops
Massive military deployment aims to protect local smallholder farmers planting crops in North Darfur.
Nothing but political maneuver: Tasis rejects Burhan’s call
Sudanese alliance Tasis says army backed dialogue initiative cannot deliver peace amid ongoing war and political fragmentation in Sudan context.
Modern combat units appear across Sudan’s Nyala
Residents in Nyala spot advanced combat vehicles operating across the city during the Eid holidays.
South Sudan faces US travel limits despite zero Ebola cases
Africa CDC criticised United States travel restrictions and shrinking donor support as Ebola cases increased in Congo and Uganda during the growing regional outbreak.
Former Lundin Oil executives face a verdict over Sudan crimes
The prosecution demands prison for oil executives over Sudanese military attacks on civilians.
Tasis works for new Sudan army free from divisions: Dagalo
Tasis government seeks governance reform, institutional rebuilding, and a professional national army amid Sudan’s ongoing conflict.
Legal complaints target al-Savanna over al-Nuhud looting claims
Sudan commander al-Savanna faces looting complaints
Sudan refugees face rising Ebola risks in crowded camps
Health experts warn that poor sanitation in camps could accelerate the spread of Ebola.
US condemns Burhan’s army strike that killed 28 Sudanese
Washington called for an immediate humanitarian truce after deadly airstrikes shook Sudan.
Savanna’s son pledges loyalty to RSF commander Dagalo
A viral video shows Al-Savanna’s son backing RSF fighters despite disagreements with his father.
RSF moves fighters from Nyala toward Blue Nile, Kordofan
RSF sends reinforcements to Blue Nile and Kordofan
Experts say US strategy tightens pressure on Sudan’s Islamists
US counterterrorism strategy puts Sudan Islamists under pressure
UN envoy rejects Muslim Brotherhood role in Sudan’s transition
UN envoy Pekka Haavisto said Sudan ceasefire talks increasingly support civilian leadership and reject Muslim Brotherhood participation in future governance.
Sudan farmers warn rising fuel costs threaten planting season
Agriculture output drops in Sudan as farmers abandon land due to high fuel and fertilizer costs.
Somoud denies rifts at Nairobi Sudan talks
Somoud says Nairobi meetings ended without tensions
FAO warns Sudan faces crop failure as harvest losses may top 40%
Sudan faces crop failure threat as FAO warns losses may top 40%
Three Sudanese die as thousands stranded at Arqin crossing
Three Sudanese die at Arqin border crossing
Relocation of South Sudanese refugees begins in Sudan
Refugee Commission launches phased relocation of South Sudanese citizens ensuring family unity and protection.
Protests erupt in Nyala after killing of Al-Dum Dawai mayor leader
Tarjam tribe members blocked roads in Nyala and demanded justice after killing of Al-Dum Dawai mayor sparked unrest.
Sudanese junta and UAE envoys reopen communication links
Sudanese junta representatives and Emirati officials held exploratory talks in Bahrain this week to reopen communication channels after months of political tensions.
RSF moves to establish intelligence agency in areas under its control
RSF begins setting up intelligence agency in its territories
TASIS backs Nairobi outcomes, calls for Sudan path excluding Islamists
TASIS backs Nairobi plan for Sudan political process excluding Islamists
Sumud alliance proposes renewable Sudan ceasefire plan
The Sumud alliance proposed a renewable three month ceasefire during Nairobi peace talks aimed at reducing violence and addressing Sudan’s worsening humanitarian crisis.