Mysterious insects spread across southern Khartoum
Residents in southern Khartoum report eye irritation as swarms of unidentified insects spread near the Nile
Mysterious insects spread across southern Khartoum Read More »
Residents in southern Khartoum report eye irritation as swarms of unidentified insects spread near the Nile
Mysterious insects spread across southern Khartoum Read More »
Khartoum’s welcome for an Emirati banker draws scrutiny amid army-aligned authorities’ UAE dispute
Emirati banker’s welcome puts army’s UAE rhetoric under scrutiny Read More »
Bashir was reportedly transferred from Alia Hospital to a military-run Khartoum residence as debate continues over treatment abroad
Bashir transferred to military-supervised residence in Khartoum Read More »
Gedaref activists say Bashir should receive medical treatment inside Sudan while remaining accountable before the courts
Bashir should face justice in Sudan despite illness, activists say Read More »
Fuel shortages have deepened across Sudan, sending prices higher as the Port Sudan government orders additional deliveries
Sudan fuel shortages deepen as Port Sudan pledges more supplies Read More »
Fuel shortages grip Khartoum as Sudan’s pound plunges past 8,000 to the dollar, worsening economic pressures
Fuel queues return to Khartoum as Sudan’s currency collapses Read More »
Fuel shortages in Khartoum have pushed prices sharply higher, with long queues reported across the capital
Fuel prices surge to 70,000 pounds in Khartoum Read More »
Campaigners say maternity fees of up to 650,000 Sudanese pounds are beyond the reach of many families
Sudanese women’s group calls for free childbirth at public hospitals Read More »
Islamic Movement records show 2,434 dead and fewer than 100,000 active fighters despite plans to mobilise one million volunteers
Islamic Movement reveals war losses, admits mobilisation failure Read More »
WFP crop purchases in Sudan have fallen by half as conflict batters agriculture, markets and private-sector activity
WFP purchases from Sudan fall from 400,000 to 200,000 tonnes Read More »