RSF deputy commander Abdul Rahim Dagalo has travelled to Chad to contain rising border tensions following deadly clashes, allegations of cross-border involvement, and growing fears of wider conflict.

South Darfur authorities have begun drilling four new water wells near Nyala to ease chronic shortages worsened by recent fighting and seasonal scarcity.

Halima Hamid’s weeks-long journey to Kauda with her sick mother highlights the growing struggle of cancer patients in western Sudan to reach even basic medical care.

Rising global and local pressure puts Sudan’s Muslim Brotherhood at a critical crossroads

Rapid Support Forces met the UN High Commissioner in Nairobi to report Sudan’s war atrocities, aid attacks, and urge visits to all conflict zones.

Ali Didan’s death reveals the depth of Islamist militia control inside SAF and the conduct of the war

RSF control of Dankoj in North Kordofan marks a major shift as SAF presses on with war despite warnings

SAF’s refusal to end the war deepens hunger, displacement, and national collapse across Sudan

The UN human rights chief has warned that Sudan’s war is worsening civilian suffering and damaging vital infrastructure, while international investigations into alleged abuses are expected.

The UAE has pledged $11 million through a new agreement with the Red Cross federation to support Sudan’s worsening humanitarian crisis and strained neighbouring countries.

An Australian charity distributed food baskets and medical supplies to displaced families in northern Sudan, providing relief to communities uprooted by conflict.

Doctors Without Borders says Sudan’s war is intensifying the humanitarian crisis, straining health services and increasing the risk of illness and preventable civilian deaths.

RSF tightened road controls in West Kordofan while releasing detainees heading toward South Sudan under strict rules.

Nearly three years of war in Sudan have killed tens of thousands, displaced millions, and created a severe humanitarian crisis.

A leaked phone call points to looming changes in Sudan’s SAF leadership and Port Sudan’s power structure

Tasis says an SAF drone hit a displaced persons’ convoy in Feyo, killing 13 and wounding dozens

Over 100 Sudanese have been killed, 80 injured, and thousands displaced amid fierce clashes in northwest Darfur.

The Bahr al-Arab communal kitchen in Abu Matariq refugee camp reopened to provide urgent food relief to hundreds facing severe shortages.

Seven Chadian soldiers were killed in a clash near the Sudan border after armed fighters crossed into Chad.

The United Nations warns food stocks could run out by the end of March without urgent funding, putting millions of vulnerable people at risk as conflict and access limits deepen the hunger emergency.

Egypt’s backing of SAF reshaped Sudan’s legitimacy while obstructing inclusive peace efforts

Port Sudan leaders cling to slogans as RSF advances and civilians bear the cost of war

Millions in endowment funds were diverted to Islamists and SAF allies, a former minister says

A senior hardliner’s death reveals entrenched extremist control inside SAF and security bodies