Sudan: Sudan Council of Churches to Hold National Prayer for Peace in Khartoum On Saturday

The Sudan Council of Churches, through its Higher Committee for Prayer for Sudan, is organising a public prayer gathering for peace and security in Sudan on Saturday. Read more »

Sudan: Sudanese Pound Plunges Despite Government Measures

The Sudanese Pound has plunged against the Dollar, with the US currency trading above SDG 8,400 on the parallel market, up 40% in three weeks as demand for foreign currency surges. Read more »

Sudan: Malaria Rises in Khartoum As Measles Outbreak Hits South Darfur

Malaria cases have risen in Khartoum state over the past week, while a major measles outbreak in South Darfur has highlighted widening gaps in routine vaccination amid Sudan's war. Read more »

Sudan: '60% of Sudan's Forests Lost Since 1990' - Expert

Former agriculture ministry adviser says war, mechanised farming, and weak state oversight are accelerating the destruction of Sudan's forests Read more »

Sudan: South Darfur's Kalma Camp Faces Food Crisis As Rains and Crops Fail

Half of crops have failed in and around Kalma camp, driving food shortages and soaring prices as humanitarian funding declines... Read more »

Sudan: South Darfur to Offer People Displaced to Nyala 'Voluntary Return' to North Darfur

Officials say returns from shelters in Nyala will be voluntary and depend on security, basic services, and conditions in neighbourhoods damaged by the war... Read more »

Sudan: U.S. Rules Out Political Future for Sudan's Warring Generals

The United States has ruled out a political future for Sudan's two warring generals, with Trump's senior adviser for Arab and Middle Eastern affairs Massad Boulos backing a rapid… Read more »

Sudan: Death Sentences for Women During Sudan's War 'Profound Failure of Justice'

The growing number of harsh sentences handed down to women by courts during Sudan's war, including death sentences*, represents a profound failure of justice, according to Hala… Read more »

Sudan: WFP Director Warns Sudan Aid Cuts Could Intensify World's Worst Hunger Crisis

UN food agency says it may be forced to scale back within weeks as war, displacement and drought leave millions facing acute hunger... Read more »

Sudan: Explosions Heard Across Blue Nile Capital Ed Damazin As Drones Strafe City

Explosions were heard in several parts of Ed Damazin, the capital of Sudan's Blue Nile state, on Sunday night after what sources described as a drone attack on the city. The attack… Read more »

Sudan: North Darfur - Humanitarian Crisis Deepens in Tawila Amid Fresh Wave of Displacement

A new wave of displaced people fleeing conflict, insecurity, and drought, has arrived in Tawila, in Sudan's North Darfur, with 216 families, or about 1,300 people seeking refuge in… Read more »

Sudan: Fuel Prices Rise As Shortages Deepen Across Sudan

Fuel prices have risen in several Sudanese states as shortages and long queues return to Khartoum, piling pressure on households already struggling with soaring food prices and a… Read more »

Sudan: Sudan Public Remain Frustrated By Bankak App Glitches Despite Update

The persistent malfunctioning of banking application Bankak, Sudan's most widely used banking application, has deepened customers' difficulties and become a source of considerable… Read more »

Sudan: Switzerland Joins EU Sanctions On Sudan Gold Trade

Switzerland's Federal Council has banned the purchase and import of gold originating in Sudan, aligning with European Union sanctions targeting Sudan's gold trade. Read more »

Sudan: El Burhan Says 'U.S. Arms Embargo Proposal Will Fail At UN'

Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) Commander and Sovereignty Council President Lt Gen Abdelfattah El Burhan said a US-backed proposal to extend the UN arms embargo on Darfur to all of… Read more »

Sudan: Sudan's Civil Society Groups Reject El Burhan's Mooted Dialogue As 'Political Cover'

Sudanese civil society coalitions and actors, the Darfur Women Platform, Sudan Civic Convergence Tracks, Sudan Peace Call, Tadamon, and Union's Front, have issued a categorical… Read more »

Sudan: 16 Cholera Deaths Reported in West Kordofan, Darfur Vaccination Drive Begins

About 70 cholera cases and 16 deaths have been reported in villages in El Adiya locality, West Kordofan, as a vaccination campaign gets underway in Tawila, North Darfur. Read more »

Sudan: Bankak Outages Disrupt Sudan's Digital Payments and Markets

Intermittent outages affecting Bankak, an app offered by the Bank of Khartoum, and other electronic payment services have disrupted financial transactions and market activity,… Read more »

Sudan: Sudan Quintet Holds Khartoum Talks On War and Political Process

Representatives of the African Union, Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD), European Union, Arab League and United Nations, known as the international quintet, held… Read more »

Sudan: Sudanese Clinics Close Amid Aid Cuts, Leaving Millions With Shrinking Access to Healthcare - MSF

Humanitarian funding crisis is forcing patients to travel further for treatment as remaining hospitals struggle to absorb the growing demand, Médecins Sans Frontières… Read more »

Sudan: Cairo Declaration Forces Reject El Burhan National Dialogue, Call for Negotiated End to Sudan War

A coalition of Sudanese political forces has rejected a proposed Sudanese-led national dialogue announced by Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) chief and head of the Sovereignty Council,… Read more »

Sudan: UN Deputy High Commissioner for Human Rights - 'Int'l Pressure Had Temporary Positive Effect in North Kordofan

The UN Deputy High Commissioner for Human Rights, Awa Dabo, says international pressure over the situation in El Obeid has had a temporary positive effect, although she says the… Read more »

Sudan: Riot, Arson At North Darfur's Kalma Camp After Youth Slain

The killing of a 20-year-old man outside Kalma camp for displaced people near the South Darfur capital of Nyala triggered unrest inside the camp on Tuesday, with relatives… Read more »

Sudan: ICC Hears Calls for Reparations for Ali Kushayb Victims in Darfur

The International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague has heard calls for tangible reparations for victims of crimes in Darfur linked to Ali Kushayb, with their legal representative… Read more »

Sudan: UN Human Rights Council Urged to Widen Sudan Arms Embargo and Extend Fact-Finding Mission

The UN's Sudan fact-finding mission has urged the Human Rights Council to expand the Darfur arms embargo to the whole country, warning that foreign support is sustaining a war in… Read more »