Port Sudan’s new law and the quiet engineering of repression
A draft law regulating protests has sparked concern it will legitimise repression and suffocate Sudan’s revolution
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Khartoum police detain two women in alcohol raid
Khartoum police arrest two women for selling alcohol in a security sweep of Soba West
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Sudanese Copts unite in fasting and prayer for lasting peace
Sudanese Copts have launched a three-day fast and prayer vigil, led by church leaders, calling for peace, unity, and healing amid the country’s turmoil.
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RSF says it took full control of Sudan’s Darfur
The Rapid Support Forces claim full control of Darfur and plan to advance toward Khartoum and Al Jazirah while denying civilian violations.
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Four Years Later: Sudan’s descent into hell under General al-Burhan
Sudan’s self-proclaimed leader marks four years since his coup amid war, famine, and growing international isolation
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Sudanese families move back to Khartoum amid fragile living conditions
More than one million people have returned to Khartoum despite war, damaged infrastructure, and limited basic services.
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TASIS claims dawn airstrikes on Islamist training camps in Khartoum
TASIS says dawn airstrikes hit Islamist camps and depots near Khartoum in retaliation for Darfur attacks
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Sudanese doctors raise alarm as diphtheria outbreak worsens
Sudanese doctors warn of a worsening diphtheria outbreak in Khartoum, where collapsing healthcare, war, and poor sanitation have led to rising child deaths.
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Sudanese groups accuse junta government of indefinite delays
Khartoum authorities have obstructed the registration and renewal of voluntary organizations, citing security concerns, leaving many groups in uncertainty during wartime.
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SPT: Burhan’s SAF used chemical weapons in Khartoum and Darfur
SAF chemical attacks in Khartoum and Darfur spur closures, illness and demands for an international probe
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