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On Friday, eleven Sudanese migrants were killed in a car crash in Libya’s desert, adding to the ongoing tragedy faced by migrants fleeing civil war in Sudan. The incident occurred …
At Least 11 Sudanese Migrants Killed in Libya Desert Car Crash Read More
Ethiopia and Iran have signed a security memorandum aimed at enhancing cooperation between their national police forces, primarily to address cross-border crime and internal ethnic conflict. The agreement reflects Iran’s …
Ethiopia and Iran Forge Security Agreement to Tackle Regional Challenges Read More
A cholera outbreak in Sudan has claimed 172 lives, with over 2,500 reported ill recently. The infection is spreading mainly in Khartoum and Omdurman due to poor sanitation and water …
Cholera Outbreak in Sudan: Disease Claims Over 170 Lives Amid Civil Strife Read More
The UN envoy for Sudan, Ramtane Lamamra, underlines the urgent need for a peace deal that respects national sovereignty as the conflict approaches its second year. He emphasizes prioritizing civilian …
UN Envoy Calls for Peace in Sudan, Emphasizing National Sovereignty Read More
Recent drone attacks by the Rapid Support Forces in Port Sudan signify a new phase in Sudan’s civil war. These strikes threaten civilian infrastructure and indicate a shift in the …
Port Sudan Strikes: Drone Attacks Signal New Phase in Sudan Civil War Read More
The International Court of Justice has dismissed Sudan’s case against the UAE for allegedly supporting the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan’s civil war. The court determined it lacked the necessary …
UN Court Dismisses Sudan’s Genocide Case Against UAE Over RSF Support Read More
On May 1, Mauritania distanced itself from Mohamed Al-Mukhtar’s visit, a Sudanese RSF adviser, clarifying it was a private engagement. The government’s statement arose amid public backlash due to Al-Mukhtar’s …
Mauritania Disassociates from Visit of Controversial Sudanese Adviser Amid Backlash Read More
Chad’s Touloum refugee camp, strained by an inflow of Sudanese refugees fleeing civil war, faces a growing crisis of malnutrition and inadequate resources. Despite Chad’s tradition of support, urgent international …
Chad’s Refugee Camp Under Strain Amid Sudden Influx from Sudan Civil War Read More
In response to the dire humanitarian crisis in Sudan, grassroots activists have assumed the role of service providers, offering mental health support and assistance to families amidst ongoing violence. Despite …
Grassroots Activism: Caring for War-Scarred Communities in Sudan Read More
The RSF leader, Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, announced that his war against the Sudanese army is not over, despite being pushed from Khartoum. He confirmed a tactical withdrawal but vowed to …
Ongoing Conflict in Sudan: RSF Chief Declares War with Army Continues Read More