S. Sudan faction stages walkout from parliament in protest of election act

The world’s youngest nation has faced significant challenges since gaining independence from Sudan in 2011, including enduring a five-year civil war that claimed the lives of nearly 400,000 people before a peace agreement was finally signed in 2018.

UN warns of rising child mortality in Sudan amid deepening health crisis

UNICEF expressed deep concern that “many thousands of newborns” among the 333,000 babies expected before the end of the year are at risk of not surviving.

Witnesses report clashes in Port Sudan for first time since war began

A witness in Port Sudan reported an “exchange of gunfire between the army and a militia led by Sheba Darar,” a leader hailing from the local Beja tribe.

A taste of Sudan’s beloved tea culture

Sudan’s tea culture has deep historical roots, dating back to the times of the ancient Nubian kingdoms

Landmark Sudan tower destroyed as fighting rages in Khartoum

The RSF accused the army of deliberately targeting the iconic structure along with other landmarks in a bid to dislodge RSF forces from their positions in the capital.

Who are the Nubians?

The history of the Nubians dates back to as early as 3500 BCE when they established their presence in modern-day Sudan

Army headquarters in Khartoum under siege by Sudan’s RSF

On Saturday, clashes escalated between the regular army and the Rapid Support Forces, leading to several key buildings in central Khartoum being set alight.

Sudan’s Al Burhan in Uganda for talks

Sudan’s de facto leader Abdel Fattah al-Burhan left for a visit to Uganda

Sudan’s native animal kingdom

Let’s embark on a journey to discover some of Sudan’s most iconic native animals

Sudan’s hospitality culture: A warm welcome

Hospitality in Sudan is not merely a social custom; it is deeply ingrained in the nation’s history

Sudan is moving rapidly towards division, Sudanese Congress Party says

Deputy Chairman of the Sudanese Congress Party, Khalid Omer Yousif said that Sudan appears to be rapidly heading towards division

Sudanese doctors battle to keep people alive amid the clash of bullets

Doctors in Sudan face compounded challenges as they work to save victims, while working in an environment that lacks security and amidst a deteriorating healthcare system

Egypt calls for a meeting of Sudan’s neighbouring countries next week

Egypt’s Foreign Minister said they intend to invite Sudan’s neighbouring countries to a ministerial meeting on the UN General Assembly sidelines

RSF chief Dagalo warns army leadership aims to split Sudan

The commander of Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF) on Thursday issued a warning to army leadership, particularly army chief al-Burhan, against forming a caretaker government in the eastern Red Sea port of Port Sudan

Sudan conflict forces more than 5.25M civilians to flee

The agency said over 4.1 million people are internally displaced, citing IOM Sudan (International Organization for Migration).

Sudan’s youth population, a catalysts for change

Estimates suggest that nearly 60% of Sudan’s population falls into the ‘youth’ age bracket

Sudan army bombs same market twice in 1 week, at least 55 dead

The group called on people of eastern Sudan to rise up and resist army chief al-Burhan and remnants of the former NC regime

Sudanese activist on TIME100 Next 2023 list for emerging leaders

Duaa Tariq, the Sudanese activist, made it on the TIME100 Next 2023 list for emerging leaders shaping the world

Turkey feels a historical responsibility towards Sudan, says Turkish FM

Turkey feels a historical responsibility towards Sudan and continues its diplomatic efforts to bring an end to the conflict, says Turkish FM

US voices concern over surge in indiscriminate air, artillery attacks in Sudan

Both sides ‘must comply with their obligations under international humanitarian law,’ says State Department spokesman

RSF accuses Sudan army leadership of ‘massacres’ against civilians

RSF also accused the military of assisting former regime members to escape from prison and providing shelter, transportation and protection for them.

The Story of Sudan’s capital

Khartoum is not just a city but a melting pot of cultures and traditions

FAO plans to provide seeds to 10 million Sudanese to combat food insecurity

UN reports that 20.3 million Sudanese people are experiencing severe hunger, including over 6 million people on the brink of famine

50 houses collapse in Sudan’s Nile River State due to heavy rains

Approximately 50 houses collapsed in the Nile State in the northern part of Sudan due to heavy rains that hit the city.

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