Sudan: West Darfur Capital 'One of the Worst Places On Earth'

Doctors Without Borders (Médecins Sans Frontières MSF) says that 500 people have been killed in West Darfur since the outbreak of the war between the SAF and the… Read more »

Sudan: Red Crescent Society Suspends Activities in Sudan

The situation in Sudan is deteriorating rapidly. At the borders people are suffering. The Sudanese Red Crescent Society announced the suspension of its activities and the UN High… Read more »

Sudan: Satellite 'Observatory' to Monitor Sudan Conflict

The US Department of State officially launched Sudan Conflict Observatory platform, a remote monitoring platform "to provide independent, expert reporting on conflict activity in… Read more »

Sudan: Persona Non Grata Declaration for Perthes 'Not Applicable' - UN

The Sudanese Foreign Ministry says it has communicated with the Secretary-General of the UN, António Guterres, informing him that the Special Representative of the… Read more »

Sudan: War in Sudan Complicates Route to Hajj

Thousands of Hajj pilgrims from around the world have already arrived in Saudi Arabia ahead of Hajj 2023. The war that erupted in the country on April 15 means pilgrims from Sudan… Read more »

Sudan: U.S./Saudi Mediators Propose New Humanitarian Ceasefire

The USA and Saudi Arabia on Wednesday submitted a proposal to the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) for a new, 24-hour ceasefire under 'rigorous surveillance'.… Read more »

Sudan: War Has Caused Economic Losses of U.S.$1,5 Billion - Analyst

The loss of properties, jobs, and income resources caused by the fierce fighting between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) since April 15, is already disastrous,… Read more »

Sudan: Fighting Continues in Sudan Capital, Fire Engulfs Yarmouk Military Plant

Battles between the Sudanese army and the Rapid support Forces (RSF) continued in the country's capital on Thursday. The fire at the Yarmouk military complex in El Shajara in… Read more »

Sudan: Darfur - Renewed Attacks On El Geneina, Chaos in Kutum

El Geneina, capital of West Darfur capital, witnessed new attacks yesterday. Paramilitaries of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) are plundering homes and killing and raping people in… Read more »

Sudan: Sudan War - Air Strike Leaves 12 Civilians Dead

An air strike, apparently targeting RSF positions, has claimed the lives of 12 civilians in El Muwaileh, Omdurman. The attack also damaged property, livestock, and further… Read more »

Sudan: Friends of Sudan Call for Urgent Ceasefire Amid 'Catastrophic Humanitarian Situation'

The member countries of Friends of Sudan called on the warring parties in Sudan to cease fighting and attacks on civilians, expressing their deep concern over the continued… Read more »

Sudan: Three Dead in Sudan Court Shooting

A judge, a policeman, and a clerk were shot dead in a court in Talodi, South Kordofan yesterday after a man sentenced to six months for Contempt of Court, returned wearing a… Read more »

Sudan: Sudan - Children Dying Amid Lack of Essential Supplies and Displacement in El Obeid

Health sources in El Obeid, capital of North Kordofan, report alarming child mortality rates owing to lack of essential supplies. The city has had no electricity for more than a… Read more »

Sudan: Sudan's Political Future After the War. Will the Army Return to Its Barracks?

Sudanese journalists, writers, and poets have expressed their concern and fear of the collapse of the Sudanese state as a result of the ongoing war between the army and the Rapid… Read more »

Sudan: 'Inconceivable Suffering' in West Darfur

The Deputy Governor for the state of West Darfur declared the death toll to have reached at least 850, with over two thousand left wounded due to the devastating violence that has… Read more »

Sudan: Red Cross Evacuates 280+ Stranded Children and 70 Carers From Khartoum to Wad Madani

More than 280 children and 70 caretakers from a Khartoum orphanage in an area affected by heavy fighting, have been evacuated to a safer location at Wad Madani, 200 kilometres from… Read more »

Sudan: Fierce Fighting Continues in Khartoum

Heavy fighting persists in the Sudanese capital Khartoum, eight weeks since the eruption of the war. Tutti Island is reportedly under siege and Sudan Emergency Lawyers warn of a… Read more »

Sudan: Sudan Faces Acute Medical Supply Shortage

The Federal Ministry of Health in Sudan has issued an urgent appeal for medical supplies as the country's health system faces a severe shortage. The United Nations is providing… Read more »

Sudan: Accounts of Rape Increase in War-Torn Sudan

Reports of sexual harassment and rapes in various parts of the country are increasing. "There are new reports night and day," the head of the Sudanese Combating Violence Against… Read more »

Sudan: Continuing Violence in North Darfur, Hospitals in Need of Aid

People in Darfur are facing a deepening crisis as they grapple with multiple challenges brought on by security instability and faltering services. Fears of escalating violence in… Read more »

Sudan: Water Supply Cut Off in Khartoum as Fighting Escalates

Air and artillery bombardment continued yesterday morning as army aircraft continued to fly over Khartoum and Omdurman on the 51st day of the war. Plumes of smoke could be seen… Read more »

Sudan: North Darfur's Kutum Has Fallen Into RSF Hands

Journalist and political analyst Abdelrahman El Ajab told Radio Dabanga that the town of Kutum in North Darfur has fallen under the control of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF).… Read more »

Sudan: At Least 19 Medics Dead in Sudan War

The preliminary committee of the Sudanese Doctors' Syndicate says that 19 doctors, other medical staff, and medical students have been killed since the outbreak of the war. The Old… Read more »

Sudan: Refugees Face Visa Problems Over Yellow Fever Cards

Sudanese stranded in Port Sudan said that the lack of a yellow fever vaccination card hindered their visa applications at the Egyptian Consulate. Read more »

Sudan: Violations Against Journalists in Sudan War

The Sudanese Journalists Syndicate (SJS) documented more than 40 violations against journalists and press organisations between May 15 to 31. The violations include enforced… Read more »