Dozens killed and injured in SAF airstrike on Kordofan market
Footage circulating online showed the moment of the strike and its devastating impact on the crowded marketplace
HRW accuses SAF-allied militias of war crimes in Gezira
The report, released Tuesday, details allegations against the Sudan Shield Forces, a militia that has fought alongside the SAF
Burhan’s military plane crashes near Sudan’s capital, killing crew
An Antonov aircraft crashed near Wadi Seidna air base in Sudan, killing officers on board.
Kenya’s efforts in Sudan bolster its legacy as Africa’s peace advocate
The landmark event was part of peace talks held in Nairobi, marking another chapter in Kenya’s long-standing history of advocating for peace across Africa
Sudan’s Umma Party accuses SAF of atrocities in Al-Rahad
In a statement released Monday, the Umma Party’s General Secretariat accused the SAF and its allied jihadists of executing Sheikh Abdullah Idris, a prominent Ansar religious leader
SAF airstrike kills 6 family members of former PM Hamdok, journalist says
Several neighbors and acquaintances were also killed in the strike
SPLM-N council adopts Sudan Founding Charter, backs secular state
The SPLM-N reaffirmed its commitment to the Sudan Founding Charter coalition, which advocates for a “New Sudan”
MSF halts aid in famine-hit Sudanese camp as violence escalates
MSF has suspended its operations in Sudan’s North Darfur due to escalating violence, leaving thousands of displaced individuals without crucial aid.
Sudan’s Tasees holds talks on forming peace, unity govt
Discussions, which began on Sunday, focus on structuring key governance institutions, including the Sovereign Council, Cabinet, and Parliament
Tasees Charter nullifies al-Burhan’s illegal constitutional changes
The Tasees Charter also directly nullifies General al-Burhan’s constitutional amendments by reaffirming a commitment to a civilian-led government
Principles of Sudan’s Tasees: A path to national healing, peace
In its declaration, the coalition underscores the belief that the country’s foundations must be built on five guiding principles: freedom, justice, equality, peace, and coexistence
RSF and allies launch civilian government, defying Sudan’s SAF
The signing ceremony took place in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi, under strict media blackout and heightened security measures
Sudan’s RSF, allies agree on charter for civilian government in Nairobi
Sudan’s RSF and allied factions signed a political charter in Nairobi to form a civilian-led government
Cholera kills 58 and sickens 1,300 in a Sudanese city in 3 days
A cholera outbreak in the Sudanese city of Kosti killed 58 people and sickened 1,300 others in three days, with contaminated water blamed for the spread.
Sudan’s White Nile State reports 1,200 new cholera cases, 83 deaths
Sudan Doctors Network calls for more health centers due to overcrowding in hospitals, lack of beds for patients
Workshop in Istanbul discusses solutions to Sudan crisis
A workshop held in Istanbul focused on the Sudan crisis, peacebuilding efforts, and proposals for resolving the conflict, with discussions on Turkey’s role and future peace scenarios.
Sudanese leaders set to sign charter for peace and unity govt
Signing of the political charter and interim constitution, delayed by logistical issues, is now expected within hours
South Sudan shuts schools amid extreme heatwave
South Sudan has closed all schools for two weeks due to an extreme heatwave that has caused students to collapse.
Sudanese embrace new peace and unity government
The foundational charter for the new Sudanese government is expected to be signed tomorrow, Saturday, in Nairobi, Kenya
Burhan’s govt offended by Kenya’s RSF hosting, recalls envoy
General Burhan’s backed government has recalled its envoy from Kenya in protest against Nairobi’s decision to host RSF leaders for peace talks.
Sudan amends constitution to bolster military’s grip on power
The changes come as the RSF holds separate talks in Nairobi, where it is expected to sign a political charter on Friday
Experts warn of worsening rights abuses in South Sudan
UN human rights experts have called for accountability for widespread human rights violations in South Sudan, citing “entrenched impunity,” a lack of basic services, and the impact of conflict on vulnerable populations.
WHO calls for $262.3M in health aid for Sudan’s growing crisis
The health needs of Sudanese people remain immense after two years of conflict.
Dagalo meets eastern Sudanese leader as RSF pushes for civilian govt
RSF leader Dagalo joins Free Lions Party chief Mabrouk Salim as political groups in Nairobi get ready to form civilian government