The foundational charter for the new Sudanese government is expected to be signed tomorrow, Saturday, in Nairobi, Kenya

General Burhan’s backed government has recalled its envoy from Kenya in protest against Nairobi’s decision to host RSF leaders for peace talks.

The changes come as the RSF holds separate talks in Nairobi, where it is expected to sign a political charter on Friday

UN human rights experts have called for accountability for widespread human rights violations in South Sudan, citing “entrenched impunity,” a lack of basic services, and the impact of conflict on vulnerable populations.

The health needs of Sudanese people remain immense after two years of conflict.

RSF leader Dagalo joins Free Lions Party chief Mabrouk Salim as political groups in Nairobi get ready to form civilian government

Former Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok leads talks in Addis Ababa as the pro-democracy alliance seeks an African-led solution to end Sudan’s conflict

Sudanese junta leader Gen. Abdel Fattah al-Burhan intensifies verbal attacks on political forces and former Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok

Visit raises concerns over deepening Sudan-Iran ties, with experts warning Al-Burhan may trade military influence for weapons to sustain the war

The event focused on forming a government in areas controlled by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF)

Both agreed to expand trade, diplomacy, and reconstruction efforts, signing agreements on visa exemptions, economic cooperation, and political consultations.

The delay follows an agreement with al-Hilu’s SPLM-N to join the government

The new authority’s constitutional framework will include a Sovereign Council, an executive Cabinet, and a legislative body responsible for oversight

Idris, a former member of Sudan’s Sovereign Council, stated that several countries have provided assurances they will recognize the new government

The charter is intended to lay the constitutional foundation for the new government amid mounting political and security challenges in Sudan

Sudan’s leader Abdel Fattah al-Burhan has rejected global peace efforts and dismissed former Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok, signaling his intent to pursue a war.

‘Sudan is a humanitarian emergency of shocking proportions,’ says UN relief chief

Bankole Adeoye, AU Commissioner for Political Affairs, Peace, and Security, emphasized that Sudan’s membership remains frozen due to the 2021 General al-Burhan-led coup

UAE continues its cooperation with both regional and international partners, particularly in Africa, to deliver aid by all available means

The UAE has urged Sudan’s warring factions to observe a humanitarian ceasefire during Ramadan while pledging an additional $200 million in aid, as the country’s conflict continues to devastate civilians.

Sudan’s worsening civil war has displaced millions, with the UN refugee chief calling for urgent aid and a ceasefire to prevent further regional destabilization and mass migration.

Turkey and Sudan are strengthening their economic partnership as Turkish investors show increasing interest.

In a statement, the RSF said that SAF-affiliated militias and mercenary groups had turned the camp into a military base

Ibrahim accused the military-controlled Sudanese government of obstructing peace due to a “lack of political will”