South Sudan is interested in bringing peace to Sudan

South Sudan is best place to mediate months-long conflict in neighboring Sudan, says Sudanese foreign minister

Sudan’s Sun Air to resume flights from Port Sudan

Flights will resume at the end of September, starting from Port Sudan to Cairo, Jeddah, Riyadh, and Dubai

$1 billion needed to support millions fleeing war in Sudan – UN

UNHCR, along with 64 humanitarian and national civil society groups, has issued a plea for $1 billion in funding to over 1.8 million people fleeing the ongoing conflict in Sudan

Sudan’s RSF says SAF bombed South Darfur killing 14 civilians

The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) said that an attack on the city of Nyala resulted in the death of around 14 innocent civilians and injured many more

UN delivers crucial HIV and TB treatment to Sudan

Supply of life-saving HIV and tuberculosis (TB) medicines worth US$ 3 million arrived in Port Sudan, as part of the United Nations Development Programme’s (UNDP) response to the crisis in Sudan

Sudan’s Al-Burhan heads to South Sudan on second foreign visit since the war

Sudan’s highest-ranking military leader is traveling to South Sudan for discussions with its president. This visit marks his second trip abroad since the conflict in Sudan began in April

From seeds to success: Sudan’s agricultural prosperity

Sudan, a country blessed with vast fertile lands and a rich agricultural heritage, is experiencing a remarkable resurgence in its agricultural sector

Sudan army airstrike in Khartoum kills 20 civilians: activists

The Sudanese Armed Forces control the skies and have carried out regular air strikes on neighborhoods.

UN says Sudan conflict displaced 4.8 million civilians

UN: Sudan conflict displaces 4.8 million civilians

The Sudanese American Story

Sudanese Americans hail from a diverse country with a complex history, and this diversity is reflected in their cultural and religious backgrounds.

Sudan’s neighborly diplomacy

Sudan and Egypt, two nations bound by a long history of cultural and political ties, have been working together to address regional concerns

Sudanese Health Minister: 1,500 civilians were killed in the war

Haitham Mohamed Ibrahim, the Federal Minister of Health, revealed a grim statistic, stating that the ongoing conflict has resulted in the death of at least 1,500 civilians

Sudan’s love for sports

Football, or soccer as it’s known in some parts of the world, stands tall as the most popular sport in Sudan

Justice and Equality Movement’s new leader apologises to Sudanese people

The new president of the Sudanese Justice and Equality Movement (JEM), Suleiman Sandal, made his first statement. He apologized to the Sudanese people for the October 25th coup led by the armed forces at that time

War is boosting arms trade in Sudan’s east

The demand for arms has become so high that traders are struggling to meet it

The art of calligraphy flourishes in Sudan

Sudan’s connection to calligraphy runs deep, echoing the nation’s reverence for the written word

US diplomats: Sudan is facing a scenario of collapse

Former US Special Envoy to Sudan, Donald Booth, stated that four months of fighting between the two sides had caused a “catastrophe in the country”

Sudan’s RSF: Tamazuj allegiance further bolsters fight against SAF

The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) declared that the alignment of the Third Front, also known as the Tamazuj Movement, with them, would represent a significant shift in the course of the battle against the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF)

Sudan’s FFC visits Qatar, South Sudan, Kuwait to discuss ways to end war

The Forces of Freedom and Change delegations will visit Qatar, South Sudan, and Kuwait from August 30th to September 6th to discuss ways to end the conflict in Sudan

Strategic expert: Cairo halted military intervention in Sudan

Faraj stated that the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) sought to resolve the conflict in Sudan through military intervention. However, Egypt rejected the proposal

After Al-Burhan visit, Cairo announces the first direct flight to Port Sudan

The Egyptian Ministry of Civil Aviation has announced that EgyptAir will operate its first direct flight from Cairo to Port Sudan starting September 1st

UN appeals for $20 million to expedite critical aid delivery to Sudan

UN calls for $20 million to rush life-saving aid to Sudan

US special envoy in Kenya to discuss conflict in Sudan

Mike Hammer, the US Special Envoy for the Horn of Africa, is currently in Kenya as part of as part of efforts to resolve the ongoing conflict in Sudan

42 civilians killed in ‘heinous’ army massacre in Nyala, says RSF

Sudan army artillery strikes massacre 42 civilians in Nyala, Darfur.

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