Cholera outbreak in Darfur kills 80 as over 2,100 cases recorded
UNICEF reports at least 80 deaths and over 2,100 cholera cases across Sudan’s Darfur region, warning that children face escalating threats from disease, violence, and hunger.
Student jailed over RSF ‘joke’ spurs rights outcry
Peers say Mustafa al-Ghazali’s RSF “joke” led to unjust jail term; they demand retrial, rights probe
TASIS presses Minawi on ‘3 governments’ query, vowing unified Sudan
Tibeq urges Minawi to clarify envoy’s “three governments” query, vows Sudan must remain united
Amar Amoun Daldom hails new TASIS presidency, urges unity
Daldom hails new TASIS presidency, urges unity and reforms for Sudan’s women, children and peace
TASIS picks Nyala as capital, El Geneina as economic hub
TASIS picks Nyala as admin capital, El Geneina as economic hub amid RSF-backed governance
Port Sudan junta leader al-Burhan ignores Ethiopia base request
Sudan rejects Ethiopia’s request over Al-Fashaga base, vows to maintain alliance with Eritrea
Hilu: Tasis legitimacy comes from people
Hilu’s SPLM-N: Tasis gains legitimacy from Sudanese people, not global recognition
Arman: Islamist Movement and NCP block Sudan peace
Arman: Islamists and the dissolved party remain Sudan’s biggest obstacles to peace and stability
US delays Sudan Quartet talks again
US delays Sudan Quartet meeting, vows peace push amid disagreements with regional partners
Egyptian host claims Sudan is Egypt’s land, urges federal reunification
Okasha sparks outrage, saying Sudan and others are Egypt’s land and must return under a federation
Sudan’s SAF junta controlled heartland spirals toward famine
Prices soar, services fail—famine haunts army-held Sudan as SAF-RSF war drags into third year today
What caused deadly clashes at the Uganda-South Sudan border?
Deadly clashes erupted this week between Ugandan and South Sudanese forces over disputed border areas, displacing thousands amid longstanding tensions.
South Sudan calls Kenyan Tumaini talks dead amid conflict
South Sudan has declared the Kenyan-led Tumaini peace talks dead, accusing the initiative of undermining the existing 2018 peace agreement amid rising political tensions.
US reviews plan to designate Muslim Brotherhood as terrorist group
US weighs designating Muslim Brotherhood as terrorist group amid rising pressure in Congress
Sudanese finance minister’s niece accuses Burhan of killing youth
Gibril Ibrahim’s niece accuses Burhan of killing Sudan’s youth and fueling internal divisions
SPLM-N: World will ultimately recognize Sudan’s Tasis government
SPLM-N: World will recognize Tasis government, legitimacy comes from people not foreign powers
‘Leave El-Fasher now’: Hajar orders immediate civilian evacuation
Hajar: leave El-Fasher now—SLFA ready to escort civilians via safe corridors amid fierce clashes
US and Egypt discuss Sudan’s future and regional stability.
Marco Rubio met Egypt’s foreign minister to discuss Sudan’s civilian transition and promote peace in the Middle East.
Burhan’s junta hands death sentence to Umma official Mohamed Deng
Sudan court sentences Umma Party leader Mohamed Deng to death in a politically charged trial
Kamil Idris forms youth unit to tighten Islamist control
Kamil Idris forms youth unit to expand Islamist militia control over Sudan’s civil and aid sectors
Darfur governor orders 48-hour evacuation of El Fasher residents
Member of the Presidential Council of Sudan Founding Alliance Government (Tasis) and Governor of the Darfur Region, Dr. Al-Hadi Idris, has issued an urgent 48-hour evacuation appeal to civilians still trapped in the besieged city of El Fasher, North Darfur. “In light of the critical and deteriorating security situation, I call on all citizens who
RSF push toward El Obeid, retake Umm Samima in escalating battles
Located roughly 60 kilometers from El Obeid, Umm Samima holds major strategic value
RSF intensifies attacks on Burhan’s forces in North Kordofan
Rapid Support Forces’ new wave of attacks prompted General Burhan’s army to retreat from the region.
Oil deals drag South Sudan deeper into a mounting debt crisis
South Sudan faces mounting legal and financial pressure over nearly $2.3bn in unpaid oil-backed debts, worsened by civil war and declining oil output.