Sudan’s TASIS orders fast-track aid access, sets up national authority
Al-Ta’aishi forms access authority, pledges 7-day permits, visa fast-tracks and duty-free aid
Sudan’s TASIS orders fast-track aid access, sets up national authority Read More »
Al-Ta’aishi forms access authority, pledges 7-day permits, visa fast-tracks and duty-free aid
Sudan’s TASIS orders fast-track aid access, sets up national authority Read More »
TASIS hails GERD as a symbol of self-reliance and urges Nile Basin cooperation without exploitation
Sudan’s TASIS hails GERD inauguration, calls for fair water sharing Read More »
TASIS drafts rules to issue passports and IDs from Nyala, promising secure documents and clearer procedures amid the war
TASIS pushes new rules for travel documents, citing identity protection Read More »
TASIS leaders mapped next-year priorities in Nyala as Heiban celebrated the “Sincere Declaration”
TASIS trio locks year plan in Nyala after ‘Sincere Declaration’ Read More »
Crowds in Beyam-Kumbr, Heiban, celebrated TASIS’s pledge, framing it as a mandate for unity, services and rights
Mass celebration in Heiban signals grassroots backing for TASIS Read More »
TASIS must sidestep Port Sudan’s traps, deliver basics, and reset public consciousness to redefine Sudanese unity
TASIS after Nyala: Win services, win minds, win Sudan Read More »
From Nyala, TASIS seeks recognition, names a UN envoy and holds its first council; the Republican Party offers support
Nyala to New York: TASIS sets sights on recognition Read More »
Al-Hilu met native leaders in Nyala, urging unity and restraint; warned actions could be exploited by the enemy
TASIS deputy al-Hilu meets South Darfur’s native leaders, calls for unity Read More »
After visiting Tarsin, SLM/A’s civil chief says deaths exceed initial count and urges urgent international aid
SLM/A civil chief reaches Tarsin, says toll exceeds first estimates Read More »
TASIS steps in where Port Sudan failed—governing, opening aid, and confronting SAF’s sieges and chemical crimes
Sudan’s civilian path to unity: TASIS steps up as Port Sudan falters Read More »