Islamist leaders confirm their active role in battles, contradicting Burhan’s denial of Muslim Brotherhood fighters in Sudan.

Officials in Al-Qadarif highlighted lessons learned, community campaigns, and targeted interventions to strengthen malaria prevention efforts

UN experts warn that the treason trial of suspended vice president Riek Machar is undermining South Sudan’s 2018 peace deal and raising the risk of renewed conflict.

Saudi Arabia executed a Sudanese man and two Afghan nationals for smuggling cocaine and methamphetamine, reflecting strict anti-drug policies.

Two years of fighting between rival forces have torn apart families and communities across Sudan, deepening a humanitarian crisis.

Global aid faces mounting pressure as the IFRC reports rising needs and reduced funding for emergencies.

Heglig’s fall shifted Sudan’s war balance, stirred Washington and increased global scrutiny

Turk warns the US of popular mobilisation and urges recognition of the Sudanese army’s authority

Trump labels the Brotherhood and Sudan’s Islamists as terrorists, stirring fears of escalation

Mirghani says SAF’s rigidity blocks peace, while RSF-linked groups show greater political openness

Sources say SAF’s hardline stance is shutting down prospects for Washington talks with RSF

A drone strike on Kosti’s army camp left soldiers dead and wounded, worsening local tensions

Tasis refutes social media claims of Muammar Ibrahim’s death, insisting the journalist is alive and safe

Tasis warns Sudanese not to join 13 December protests called by the Muslim Brotherhood

Kutayla residents bury over 100 civilians killed in a SAF drone strike as a Darfur advocacy group calls for an urgent ICC probe

Unicef is seeking $962.9 million in 2026 to deliver urgent aid to millions of Sudanese children as famine fears rise and the country’s humanitarian crisis deepens.

US intelligence informed top officials that foreign military and logistical support is prolonging Sudan’s war and hindering efforts to achieve de-escalation.

Sudan’s Gezira authorities arrested Dr Naji Mustafa after he criticised top military leaders, prompting public backlash over transparency and due process.

Authorities in West Darfur received a large camel donation from the Awlad Zeid tribe, a gesture seen as both symbolic and political amid ongoing regional instability.

The US threatened major aid cuts to South Sudan, citing government obstruction of humanitarian efforts and mismanagement of public resources.

South Sudan took control of the Heglig oil field under a tripartite agreement after Sudanese forces surrendered to prevent further conflict.

United Nations officials will meet Sudan’s army and RSF in Geneva to address mass displacement and atrocities in the country’s ongoing conflict.

Al-Burhan’s SAF begins restructuring allied forces as Al-Baraa Battalion warns of “catastrophic” fallout

Kutayla drone strike kills over 80; more than 100 wounded as RSF detains dozens in post-attack raids