RSF’s Heglig seizure reshapes Sudan’s war

RSF’s December 8 capture of Heglig shifts Sudan’s war, crippling SAF finances and reshaping regional dynamics

UN says Uganda violates arms embargo with South Sudan

A UN expert report confirms Uganda violated the arms embargo by deploying military personnel and equipment in South Sudan.

Egyptian minibus driver abandons body and ten injured Sudanese

An investigation is underway after a driver abandoned a body and ten injured Sudanese at an Aswan hospital.

Al-Baraa bin Malik denounces restructuring plans by Burhan

A powerful Sudan faction rejects army directives and calls restructuring catastrophic, demanding the chief of staff’s removal.

South Sudan’s army chief visits Heglig amid rising border tensions

Juba signals determination to stabilize the Heglig area following a drone strike that killed three soldiers.

2nd group of South Sudanese nationals departs from Al-Damir

Eighty-six South Sudanese families left Al-Damir crossing in the second phase of a voluntary return program.

Sudanese singer killed in drone strike on Heglig oil area

Sudanese singer Ibrahim Idris dies in a drone strike on Heglig, stirring media and political debate

US calls on Sudanese parties to accept a humanitarian truce

The Sudanese army refused a three-month truce and showed a dangerous escalation against civilians.

Burhan drone strike killed South Sudanese troops in Heglig oil field

South Sudanese officials confirm their soldiers died in a strike while guarding the oil field with an RSF deal.

Canada’s path to banning the Muslim Brotherhood

Canada’s move to classify the Muslim Brotherhood sparks debate over extremism, rights and oversight

SAF drone downed in West Kordofan

RSF says it shot down an army drone in West Kordofan and urges action against air strikes

IOM receives Turkey’s largest shelter donation for Sudan crisis

Millions of people urgently need shelter in Sudan where funding only meets 94 percent of the current requirements.

UN warns ethnic violence targets Fur, Masalit, Zaghawa in Sudan

UN anti-racism experts warned on Tuesday of rising hate speech, dehumanising language and ethnically driven abuses in Sudan, targeting the Fur, Masalit and Zaghawa communities. The UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination noted that Sudan is suffering one of the world’s worst displacement emergencies, with millions uprooted and humanitarian access near collapse. The

UNFPA appeals for 116 million dollars to aid Sudan programs

UNFPA warns essential services for women and girls in Sudan are at risk due to a severe funding shortfall.

TASIS condemns Burhan’s army of killing local tribal leaders

TASIS demands independent investigation into drone strike that killed Misseriya leaders in Sudan.

US sanctions network recruiting Colombians for Sudan war

The US imposed new sanctions on a network accused of recruiting Colombian fighters for the ongoing civil war in Sudan.

Umma leader accuses Burhan of prolonging Sudan’s war

Mubarak Al-Fadil stressed SAF’s vulnerability after losing one fifth of its total strength.

ICC sentences former Darfur militia leader Ali Kushayb to 20 years

Ali Kushayb was found guilty of 27 counts of crimes against humanity and war crimes committed in Darfur in Sudan.

Fasher committees blame SAF leaders for Heglig capture

El Fasher committees accuse army leaders of causing city collapses after Sudan’s loss of Heglig

Burhan’s army cargo plane crashes near Port Sudan killing all crew

The plane crash near Port Sudan follows another similar military cargo plane accident earlier this year.

RSF dismisses Minawi claims as a pathetic farce

The Rapid Support Forces official spokesperson rejected Minawi’s allegations of organ harvesting and detaining women.

Egypt and Saudi Arabia discuss Sudan’s conflict with US

Cairo’s briefing to Rubio emphasized supporting Sudan’s state institutions amid relentless fighting and crisis.

RSF, South Sudan forces secure Heglig

South Sudan and the RSF deploy around Heglig to protect oil production under an October agreement

Land-for-weapons deal funds Baraa ibn Malik Battalion

A covert land-for-arms deal allegedly funded the Baraa ibn Malik Battalion in Northern State

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