Sudanese Minister of Livestock Ahmed Al-Mansouri asked for part-time work due to reduced government pay.

Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdel-Aty and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio discussed Sudan’s crisis, focusing on humanitarian truce efforts and coordination to restore stability.

Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces detained dozens in Abu Jabra after tribal clashes killed 14 people, imposing restrictions and deploying troops to contain escalating tensions.

Witnesses said Burhan’s army targeted mourners, urging UN action to protect civilians in Sudan’s Nuba Mountains.

The Rapid Support Forces and allies captured strategic towns in North Kordofan and Blue Nile, crushing enemy positions and working to secure Sudan for civilians.

TASIS accused Burhan’s army of systematic attacks on civilians in South Kordofan and Darfur, calling for international investigations, prosecution, and protective measures.

Darfur hospital strike kills dozens, General al-Burhan’s SAF denies blame

South Africa pledged support for Sudan’s energy sector through expertise sharing and cooperation frameworks discussed during bilateral talks.

Bus drivers at Sudan’s Argeen border crossing launched an open-ended strike over sharply increased government fees, halting transport services and leaving travellers stranded near Egypt.

Renewed fighting in Sudan’s Blue Nile state has displaced more than 73,000 people, overwhelming shelters and raising fears of humanitarian collapse without urgent assistance.

Sudan requested Mauritania grant a grace period for miners in northern zones, warning sudden evacuation could cause losses while both countries review the request.

Sudanese students in Uganda have until April 1, 2026, to complete exam registration with correct documents and fees.

US official says Sudan SAF hit Darfur hospital, killing dozens, as Khartoum rejects claim

Al-Mirghani accuses Sudan Islamists of enabling Iran weapons, espionage network

TASIS and Peace Government step up anti-Iran Gulf messaging

Sudan council condemns Iran attacks on Gulf states

Presidential Council denounced assaults as violations of sovereignty and threats to regional security and stability.

Sudan’s Abdel Fattah al Burhan retired Brigadier General Tariq al Hadi Kajab after a video urging Iran to target Gulf infrastructure triggered regional pressure.

South Sudan began AFCON qualifying strongly with a 4-0 win over Djibouti as teenager Keer Majak delivered a standout performance.

Swedish prosecutors sought lengthy prison sentences for two former Lundin Oil executives accused of complicity in war crimes during Sudan’s second civil war, allegations they deny.

TASIS says it captured Majga area after fighting in Blue Nile

A drone strike on Al Daein Teaching Hospital in Sudan’s Darfur region killed 70, wounded 146, and left millions without proper medical care.

Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces accused Burhan’s army of carrying out deadly strikes on civilian areas across Darfur and Kordofan, worsening the humanitarian crisis during ongoing conflict.

Gold markets in Sudan rebounded as prices reached a new local high, boosting sentiment while investors sought safe assets amid inflation, currency instability and global uncertainty.