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

Red Crescent sends a multi-sector team to Tarsin after the Jebel Marra landslide as rescue and recovery continue

RSF accuses SAF intelligence of plotting a staged chemical-weapons incident in Kordofan

The TASIS-backed “Unity and Peace” government in Nyala has launched a diplomatic campaign to secure external backing and political legitimacy to rival the SAF-led junta in Port Sudan, which has recently signaled a phased return to Khartoum. In Decision No. 1/2025, Prime Minister Mohamed Hassan Osman al-Ta’aishi appointed Qoni Mustafa Abubakr Sharif as the government’s

Egypt and Sudan warned that Ethiopia’s dam on the Nile poses serious risks to water security and regional stability while calling for binding agreements.

The United Nations appointed Dennis Brown as its top humanitarian coordinator in Sudan as war and displacement deepen the country’s crisis.

From St Peter’s Square, the Pope appeals for access and dialogue to ease Sudan’s war and disaster

Governor Idris inaugurated Darfur’s new academic year in Nyala, stressing education as the key to peace, resilience, and social development.

The Sudanese Red Crescent dispatched a specialised team to Tarsin after a deadly landslide caused severe human and environmental losses.

Al-Hilu met native leaders in Nyala, urging unity and restraint; warned actions could be exploited by the enemy

After visiting Tarsin, SLM/A’s civil chief says deaths exceed initial count and urges urgent international aid

TASIS steps in where Port Sudan failed—governing, opening aid, and confronting SAF’s sieges and chemical crimes

Residents report SAF drone strikes on Kutum and Mellit markets, 13+ killed; follows August strike on WFP convoy

South Darfur starts its school year as conflict, cholera and teacher gaps strain classrooms and IDP shelters

SAF chemical attacks in Khartoum and Darfur spur closures, illness and demands for an international probe

Tasis PM Ta’aishi sends aid convoy to Tarsin and forms a joint committee to coordinate a rapid response

Residents dig with scarce tools after Tarsin is buried; calls grow for urgent UN rescue support

UN says hundreds may have died in Tarsin’s landslide, urging immediate, safe access amid conflict restrictions

Tasabih Mubarak accused Islamist factions of blocking peace and voiced support for the Sudan Founding Alliance as Sudan faces deep divisions.

A massive landslide in Darfur’s Jebel Marra swallowed Tarsin village, killing nearly 1,000 people and leaving only one survivor.

Sudan’s new Prime Minister pledged sweeping reforms in Nyala, promising justice, dignity, security, and equal citizenship under the transitional 2025 constitution.

Kiir sacks three ministers and Western Bahr el Ghazal’s governor, appoints replacements on SSBC, and offers no explanation for the shake-up