Four UN agencies have urged urgent global action to address Sudan’s worsening humanitarian crisis, warning that millions face famine, disease, and collapse.

Hundreds of Sudanese refugees detained in Benghazi’s Qanfudha centre face overcrowding, extortion, and severe humanitarian neglect, raising serious human rights concerns.

Two Sudanese traders were killed by Seleka fighters at a gold mine in the Central African Republic after a dispute over payment, escalating tensions along the Sudan–CAR border.

Sudan’s central bank plans new banknotes to stabilise the pound amid severe economic turmoil and rising prices.

A brutal stabbing at Kassala’s Grand Market shocked shoppers and sparked swift police action amid ongoing criminal concerns in the Colombia neighborhood.

Baraa Battalion is recruiting again in Sudan’s north, despite a July vow to go civilian, raising alarm over army affiliations and alleged abuses

RSF will join Quad talks only under strict terms, including ICC extraditions and a secular, federal state

Quad powers meet Sudan’s rivals in Washington to press a three-month truce and reopen aid access

Sudan’s self-proclaimed leader marks four years since his coup amid war, famine, and growing international isolation

Sisi says Sudan topped his talks with European leaders as Egypt seeks a humanitarian truce and safeguards Sudan’s unity

Border violence leaves Sudanese herders trapped in South Darfur, facing shortages of pasture and water

Sudan’s media wars just took a dramatic turn. The Sudan Founding Alliance (TASIS) has severed all media cooperation with Al Jazeera, accusing the Qatari network of blatant bias in its coverage of Sudan’s conflict

African NGO forum in Banjul alleges Sudan army used chemical weapons, urges oversight and accountability

Dagalo declared airports used to launch strikes on Sudan legitimate targets

Drone attacks hit Khartoum Airport for a second day disrupting flights and raising tensions in the capital as Sudanese forces attempt to restore order.

Anwar Gargash urged an immediate ceasefire in Sudan and called for a civilian-led transition while highlighting UAE’s potential humanitarian role.

Sudan’s RSF leader Hemedti warns that any aircraft supporting Burhan’s forces could be targeted as external involvement fuels fears.

Sudan’s pound lost nearly two-fifths of its value after a UAE embargo disrupted gold exports crucial for the Burhan-controlled finances.

A high-level Red Crescent delegation visited Sudan’s River Nile branch to strengthen coordination, assess operations, and reinforce humanitarian partnerships.

The European Union urged Sudan’s rival forces to agree to a ceasefire, protect civilians, and advance toward an inclusive, democratic peace process.

Sudan’s junta chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan welcomed international peace efforts but warned he would continue the war.

Families including children and elderly flee north as aid groups work to provide medical care food and shelter amid rising displacement.

More than one million people have returned to Khartoum despite war, damaged infrastructure, and limited basic services.

South Sudan’s trade minister emphasized that economic growth, investment, and education are essential to achieving lasting peace and stability in Africa.