United Nations officials met Rapid Support Forces leaders in West Darfur to demand unrestricted aid access as the humanitarian crisis worsens.

Khartoum authorities have obstructed the registration and renewal of voluntary organizations, citing security concerns, leaving many groups in uncertainty during wartime.

Falsified drugs swamp Sudan’s markets, causing deaths as oversight collapses amid the war

Border crossings reopen after tribal clashes near Um Dafuq

ICC-suspect Abdullah Banda returned via Port Sudan in August and rejoined the North Darfur front

Court rejects immunity bid, clears Machar trial; UN and AU urge calm amid fears of renewed unrest

Cholera cases surge in Burhan’s army-controlled South Kordofan amid medicine and supply shortages while authorities struggle to save lives.

Sudanese refugees in Libya face mass arrests, harsh detention, and blocked return routes amid rising tensions.

Emergency Lawyers report 40+ child disappearances in SAF-held Port Sudan, Gedaref and River Nile, urging urgent, transparent investigations

Aid is reaching El Fasher, RSF’s Mukheir says and blames Jibril Ibrahim and Minnawi for the flare-up

Sudan faces competing governance futures as Dagalo promotes federal inclusivity and Burhan defends centralist traditions.

Sudan’s agriculture ministry issued a red alert as rising Nile waters threaten deadly floods, fragile harvests, and vulnerable communities across several states.

Al-Duqayr says Idris’ UNGA remarks misstate cabinet makeup, roadmap backing and government authority

Sources and reports allege al-Burhan’s family gained sway in Sudan’s gold industry; the mines minister denies ties

Mohamed Al-Jakomi trains fighters for Salah Gosh in Eritrea as local opposition rejects the militia and questions hidden political control

A Sudanese rights group filed a case at the ICC accusing Burhan and senior generals of chemical weapons use and grave civilian abuses.

Foreign ministers from Saudi Arabia the US the UAE and Egypt called for a truce in Sudan to open aid routes and launch a people driven transition.

The UN warns that South Sudan is on the brink of renewed war as civilian deaths and violence surge sharply this year.

Idris dissolves Darfur’s civilian administrations, installing interim leaders until regional bodies form

Miners and armed groups clash at Bahoura in Red Sea state; Beja mobilize as tensions over gold fields rise

RSF pushes deeper into El Fasher as Burhan turns to tribal leaders in a bid to buy time before a decisive clash

Hundreds of Sudanese families fled to Umm Dafuq to escape violence and assaults by Russia-backed Wagner forces in border villages.

RSF drones struck and destroyed an ammunition depot in El Obeid, causing explosions but no casualties as clashes intensify in North Kordofan.

Miners in Sudan’s Bahura mines clashed with armed groups as Beja tribes mobilised to defend ancestral lands, raising fears of wider conflict in Red Sea State.