Turkey provides Ramadan aid to thousands of displaced Sudanese
6,000 displaced Sudanese receive vital aid from Turkish Red Crescent in Port Sudan, including food and iftar programs.
Germany shuts South Sudan embassy amid civil war fears
Due to escalating tensions, Germany has suspended operations at its embassy in South Sudan, citing fears of a return to civil war.
Women medics in Khartoum fight to save lives amid chaos
Despite constant danger, Sudanese women doctors and nurses in Khartoum continue to fight to provide care and safe births amid ongoing conflict.
RSF captures Habiba, advances further into Al-Jazeera state
RSF said they had seized military vehicles, weapons, and ammunition while eliminating what they described as “ISIS fighters and mercenaries”
RSF gains control of Al-Malha after months of fighting in North Darfur
The Sudanese group described the battle as a major victory, saying it had dismantled what it called a key “mercenary camp” used by its opponents
SAF, jihadists accused of ethnic cleansing in Sudan’s Al-Jazeera
The statement highlighted that more than 160 agricultural settlements, or “Kambo,” have been destroyed or burned by SAF since January 2025
South Sudan’s Kiir fires Upper Nile governor as clashes escalate
The move deepens tensions between Kiir and Machar, which flared after the White Army militia drove government troops out of Nasir
Local official reports South Sudan air strike wounded a child
South Sudan’s army conducted an air strike against civilians in Nasir, wounding a child and raising fears of renewed conflict.
Medics struggle to revive Sudan’s hungry with trickle of aid
Medics in Sudan struggle to treat severely malnourished people as aid supplies are limited due to ongoing conflict.
UN urges protection for South Sudan civilians
Violence in South Sudan displaces 50000 residents and disrupts critical humanitarian operations in the region.
RSF defeat Al-Baraa Brigade, kill 220 militants in Khartoum
The Al-Baraa Ibn Malik Brigade, which has been linked to extremist and jihadist groups operating within Sudan, attempted to infiltrate the capital
South Sudan party partially withdraws from key peace process
The already strained relationship between South Sudan’s president and vice president is becoming increasingly problematic.
South Sudan party suspends role in peace process amid tensions
The peace deal, which ended a five-year civil war between Kiir’s and Machar’s forces, now faces new challenges
South Sudan airstrike kills at least 19 in Nasir, residents say
The town, near the Ethiopian border, has been a flashpoint in recent fighting between national forces and the White Army, a loosely organized militia of armed Nuer youths
Burhan’s SAF seizes properties of Sudan’s Congress Party leader
Hatem Mirghani Abdel Rahman owns a chain of “NimNet” schools in the city
RSF areas set for civilian government announcement
The move is part of efforts to announce a civilian government in RSF-controlled areas, aimed at bolstering the alliance’s political influence in the region
RSF chief plans major operation, threatens Port Sudan advance
He warned that Monday, the 17th of Ramadan—which he noted coincides with both the anniversary of the Battle of Badr and the founding of the RSF—would be a “day of regret” for the SAF
Al-Hadi Idris discusses Sudan’s political future and peace efforts
A new constitution and a roadmap for governance have been signed, reflecting their ambition to rescue Sudan from chaos and disintegration
Conflict in Sudan leaves 30 million people in dire need of aid
The ongoing conflict in Sudan has created the world’s worst humanitarian crisis, leaving millions, especially children, in dire need of aid due to widespread violence, famine, and sexual abuse.
Sudanese refugees endure torture and detention in Libya
Sudanese refugees fleeing war in their homeland face torture, forced labor, and severe exploitation while trying to survive in Libya.
East Africa bloc urges South Sudan to free detained officials
Last week, the arrest of key figures allied to Machar, including a deputy military chief and two ministers, has stoked fears of renewed violence
UN migration agency reports 30M Sudanese need aid
The UN migration agency reports that over 30 million people in Sudan urgently require humanitarian aid due to the ongoing war and worsening health conditions.
South Sudan president dismisses three ministers
No reasons given for dismissals in latest Cabinet reshuffle
Uganda deploys special forces in South Sudan’s capital amid tensions
The latest tensions have emerged following the detention of two ministers and several high-ranking military officials aligned with Machar
