Dagalo leads TASIS council’s first session in Nyala, confirming al-Ta’aishi as PM and outlining priorities

Dagalo: April 15 war forced by Islamists; vows fair unity and decentralized governance under TASIS

Dagalo takes oath on a rare Qur’an in Nyala, a manuscript revered in Darfur for its history and symbolism, marking the launch of Sudan’s new peace government

Dagalo urges an international probe into who planned and ignited Sudan’s war, blaming former regime elements for the country’s suffering

Dagalo vows to end decades of war, uphold democracy, and ensure aid reaches all Sudanese in his inaugural address

Dagalo takes oath as Chairman of Sudan’s Presidential Council, launching a new transitional government under the 2025 constitution

Dagalo, al-Ta’aishi and council members take the oath in Nyala under tight security as RSF–SAF clashes escalate

TASIS figure says SAF fights a regional proxy war and Arman’s proposal risks new atrocities against civilians

The UN chief Antonio Guterres urged an immediate ceasefire in El Fasher, warning of grave humanitarian risks as civilians endure relentless attacks.

China’s multibillion-dollar projects in Sudan aim to strengthen infrastructure, industry, and energy, offering growth and stability amid ongoing economic challenges.

The Lions of Teranga claimed third place at CHAN after beating Sudan 4-2 on penalties following a thrilling 1-1 draw.

The viral clip isn’t Sudan; it shows a multinational live-fire drill in Estonia

RSF says it advanced in El Fasher and is tightening pressure on the Army Medical Corps complex; claim not independently verified

Sudanese writer and political analyst Mubarak al-Bilal says SAF chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan’s recent personnel moves — including the dismissal of the attorney general and his deputies — are aimed at appeasing domestic and external audiences but will not dislodge Islamists embedded across the state. “Most army, security and police leaders come from the Islamic

Nyala relights streets with solar power; RSF-aligned authorities cite debts and looting as hurdles to restoring the grid

Over 6,000 South Sudanese refugees left Kenya’s Kakuma and Kalobeyei camps as food shortages worsen following global aid cuts.

Heavy rains and floods in eastern Sudan have killed at least 14 people, damaged hundreds of homes, and displaced more than 2,800 residents.

Arrests, escorts and surveillance: reporters say SAF control makes independent coverage near impossible

Egypt pressed al-Atta in May to halt anti-UAE attacks, sources say

TASIS readies a swearing-in in Nyala within 48 hours

Households told to pay 10,000 SDG in 72 hours or risk 50,000 SDG fines and service cuts, residents say

Local committees allege looting and intimidation by Port Sudan-based junta, as HRW urges probes and analysts warn of deepening insecurity

Floods and storms hit Sudan killing at least 14 people and washing away towns while humanitarian aid is urgently needed for displaced residents

Nyala clinics see 30–35 malaria/typhoid cases daily as rains, lab lapses and weak control fuel infections