The RSF says it pursued opponents to Omdurman’s outskirts and seized materiel. Figures couldn’t be independently verified

Nyala-based Government of Peace asks UN to seat its envoy, citing Aug. 31 decrees

Ta’ayshi maps TASIS’s emergency and strategic plan: security first, services restored, federal rebuild and a new army

Tasis government Prime Minister Mohamed Hassan Al-Ta’aishi pledged urgent reforms to improve services, fight extremism, aid displaced communities, and strengthen international cooperation.

Chad health minister leads cholera vaccination and awareness efforts with aid groups to protect refugees and local communities from rising health risks.

South Sudan has repatriated a Mexican national who was deported from the United States in July, officials confirmed Saturday. The man, identified as Jesus Munoz-Gutierrez, was among eight people held in government custody since their deportation to the East African country. South Sudan’s foreign ministry said the repatriation was completed in coordination with the Mexican

Over 770,000 children in Sudan risk severe malnutrition amid war and cholera outbreaks threatening lives across the nation in 2025.

Khalid Omar: Nafi’s speech exposes the NCP’s war goals—no peace, rollback of December Revolution

Minnawi denies leaving Port Sudan, questions SAF failures in El Fasher

UAE halted Sudanese crude imports in August, squeezing Fujairah ULSFO supply and lifting spot premiums

Dead rats across farms and towns—and cats feeding on them—fuel health fears in Gezira as residents seek urgent tests

Sudan’s Nyala summit united key leaders to outline a roadmap for peace, reform, freedoms, and balanced partnerships despite ongoing conflict.

Professor Hasab Al-Nabi Mahmoud says Dagalo’s appointment signals Sudan’s survival through TASIS, rejecting hate speech and failed alliances of the past.

UAE’s halt of Sudanese crude imports has driven marine fuel spot premiums higher at Fujairah amid regional supply disruptions.

Aid groups reach Tarsin as TASIS dispatches a convoy and vows open corridors while UN/NGOs verify the toll

Meteorologists confirmed that repeated storms, heavy rainfall, and saturated soil made landslides in Tarsin village inevitable.

TASIS drafts rules to issue passports and IDs from Nyala, promising secure documents and clearer procedures amid the war

370+ bodies found after Jebel Marra landslide; UN fears up to 1,000 dead as access hampers relief

Kabashi vows a Darfur push from El Obeid. His “unleash the reins/rains” line stokes chemical-weapon fears amid fresh denials

TASIS leaders mapped next-year priorities in Nyala as Heiban celebrated the “Sincere Declaration”

Crowds in Beyam-Kumbr, Heiban, celebrated TASIS’s pledge, framing it as a mandate for unity, services and rights

TASIS must sidestep Port Sudan’s traps, deliver basics, and reset public consciousness to redefine Sudanese unity

From Nyala, TASIS seeks recognition, names a UN envoy and holds its first council; the Republican Party offers support

UN: Floods and war worsen cholera in Sudan; Adré crossing remains open as 86,000 tons of aid flow in