US orders evacuation of non-emergency personnel from South Sudan

Ongoing armed conflict involving various political and ethnic factions has created a volatile environment, with weapons widely accessible to the population

Sudan’s 2025 transitional constitution aims to reshape governance

Sudan’s new Transitional Constitution enshrines supra-constitutional principles to safeguard rights, establish decentralized governance, and restructure security forces, RSF spokesperson says

General al-Burhan’s SAF detains 2 doctors in Wad Madani

In a statement, the syndicate’s Preliminary Committee said Dr. Adam Mohammed Ibrahim, a surgical consultant, was detained again after his previous release

South Sudan general, troops killed in UN helicopter attack

The incident, which also claimed the life of a UN crew member, has been condemned as “utterly abhorrent” by the United Nations

UN rights body warns of escalating South Sudan violence

Increased violence and political arrests in South Sudan threaten the fragile 2018 peace agreement, raising concerns about a return to civil conflict.

South Sudan president calls for calm after UN helicopter attack

South Sudan’s president urged calm and reaffirmed his commitment to peace after a UN helicopter was attacked, killing a crew member and escalating tensions between rival factions.

RSF leader says new govt ready, vows to fight jihadist influence

Speaking in Nairobi to political and tribal leaders aligned with the Sudan Founding Alliance, Dagalo emphasized the need to disseminate details of the Nairobi Agreement across Sudan

South Sudan frees peace minister amid rising political tensions

Kuol was detained on Thursday alongside three staff members by the National Security Service but was freed early Friday morning

Publicly stunt: UAE refutes Burhan-led govt’s genocide case at ICJ

The UAE has dismissed Sudan genocide-complicity case at the International Court of Justice, labeling it a “cynical publicity stunt” and seeking its dismissal.

South Sudan peacebuilding minister arrested, vice presidency confirms

South Sudan’s Information Minister Michael Makuei accused Machar’s forces of working with the White Army to attack a military garrison near Nasir earlier this week

RSF and SPLA defeat Malik Agar’s forces, force retreat

An RSF commander has called on the South Sudanese government to take responsibility for the fleeing Agar forces, disarm them, and prevent any further conflict

Fierce battles continue between Burhan’s army and RSF

With heavy weapons used in Khartoum and Sennar, Sudan’s ongoing conflict shows no sign of easing, worsening humanitarian conditions.

Hundreds of civilians flee Khartoum as SAF-backed militias attack

The mass displacement follows reports of attacks by jihadists militias aligned with the SAF, targeting civilians in areas controlled by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF)

Arrest of South Sudanese general sparks fears for peace deal

South Sudanese army spokesperson Major General Lul Ruai Koang declined to comment on the developments

RSF, allies sign transitional constitution, paving way for civilian govt

This marks the beginning of a new phase toward the formation of a government that seeks to challenge General al-Burhan’s forces’ (SAF) hold on power

Infants as young as one among rape victims in Sudan, UNICEF says

Approximately one-third of these victims were male

Sudan alliance rejects Arab states opposition to civilian government

The alliance also voiced dissatisfaction with the stance of the UN Secretary-General’s Special Envoy to Sudan

Refugee committee accuses SAF of turning camps into battlefields

In the Zamzam camp in El Fasher, heavy clashes erupted between the SAF and Islamist forces on one side, and the RSF on the other

Ramadan in Sudan: Displacement, hunger rises as conflict intensifies

SAF chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan has rejected a ceasefire initiative for the current Ramadan for humanitarian purposes

SAF atrocities continue against detainees in Sudan’s Wad Madani

Witnesses and rights groups report that prisoners are subjected to severe mistreatment, including deliberate food and water deprivation

Sudanese politicians slam UN envoy Lamamra for bias

Several Sudanese political parties and activists have also criticized Lamamra, questioning his impartiality and urging the UN to replace him with a more neutral envoy

Egypt, Eritrea confer on Sudan conflict, Red Sea tensions

Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty met with Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki to discuss bilateral relations and regional issues, including the crises in Sudan and Libya.

Turkey urges ceasefire as Sudan fighting intensifies

‘We are deeply saddened by ongoing escalation of conflict in Sudan and worsening humanitarian situation,’ says Turkish Foreign Ministry spokesperson

Sudan’s civilian government gains momentum & recognition

The charter’s signatories include political movements and armed groups that have long fought for an inclusive Sudan free from military dictatorship

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