TASIS moves to finalise cabinet for Sudan ‘Peace Government’

TASIS is completing cabinet posts for its Peace and Unity Government as anticipation grows in areas under its control

15 civilians killed in SAF drone strike during funeral in South Kordofan

An SAF drone strike killed 15 civilians attending a funeral in South Kordofan, local leaders say

Children in military uniforms chant for SAF, British report says

Footage of children chanting for SAF exposes child recruitment and the erosion of childhood in Sudan’s war

Sudan nears total collapse after 1,000 days of war

Rights groups warn Sudan is nearing total collapse after 1,000 days of war marked by mass killings and displacement

Questions grow over Kabbashi’s role as Burhan consolidates power

Analysts say Kabbashi’s marginalisation reflects Burhan’s push to tighten control, not a shift in loyalties

RSF clamp down on looting routes

Residents say RSF measures have helped stop looted goods leaving El Fasher

Sudan mine collapse kills 13 miners, exposing war economy

A partial collapse at an abandoned gold mine in South Kordofan killed 13 miners, highlighting the deadly risks of illegal mining as Sudan’s war economy deepens.

Samoud presses ICC on Sudan suspects

Samoud urges ICC action on Sudan suspects and wider investigations into war crimes

Betrayal and Sudan’s Islamist legacy

A new series argues betrayal inside Sudan’s Islamist movement led to war and state collapse

Sudanese in Egypt face arrests despite UN refugee cards

Sudanese in Egypt say arrests are escalating, with UN refugee cards and residency permits no longer offering protection

Chemical weapons allegations shake Burhan’s SAF image

Claims that General al-Burhan’s army (SAF) used chemical weapons intensify scrutiny and risk further isolation

Central Darfur clerics call communities to resist growing threats

Religious leaders in Central Darfur have declared a general mobilization, urging citizens to defend their land, honor, and inherent liberty, Rapid Support Forces said in a statement. The announcement resonated with a defiant cry, saying that the people were created free and shall remain free forevermore. This spiritual call to arms seeks to unify the

South Sudan denies state of war despite heavy Jonglei fighting

South Sudan claims current military actions are security measures and not a new national civil war.

Vaccination effort rises as measles spreads in West Darfur

An emergency vaccination campaign has begun at Al-Geneina Teaching Hospital as West Darfur faces a sharp rise in measles cases among children.

Port Sudan turns to AfDB as health strain grows

Port Sudan has asked the African Development Bank for support as it shifts from emergency relief towards long-term projects aimed at strengthening a strained national health system.

RSF-linked administration launches civil service census in Darfur

The RSF-affiliated administration in South and East Darfur has begun a civil servant census to restructure institutions after war-driven staff losses.

Sumud urges France to act as Muslim Brotherhood threat looms

Sudan’s Sumud alliance met French officials in Paris, urging stronger international action to revive peace efforts and ease the country’s worsening humanitarian crisis.

Egypt bans Sudanese forums and community events in Cairo

Egypt has halted all Sudanese cultural and social events in Cairo, warning organizers of legal action

S Sudan urges SPLM-IO to halt fighting, respect 2018 peace deal

South Sudan’s government has urged the SPLM-IO to immediately halt fighting and adhere to the 2018 peace agreement as clashes in Jonglei displace thousands and raise fears for the fragile transition.

Pressure mounts to probe alleged SAF chemical attacks

Somoud Alliance presses the OPCW to probe alleged chemical weapons use by Sudan’s army during the war

Al Burhan’s peace speech, recycling chaos in Sudan

Critics say al Burhan’s peace rhetoric avoids reform and reproduces Sudan’s armed crisis

SAF turns courts into tools of repression

Rights groups accuse the SAF of weaponising Sudan’s judiciary to silence civilians

US report questions Brotherhood’s role in Sudan peace

A US analysis questions whether Muslim Brotherhood influence is blocking Sudan’s path to peace

Sudanese doctor helps save world’s only known H5N1 survivor

A Sudanese cardiac surgeon helped save a Canadian teenager from a rare and deadly H5N1 bird flu infection

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