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The WFP reported the death of three staff members due to an aerial bombardment in Sudan on December 19, 2024. The conflict in Sudan has persisted since April 2023, severely …
WFP Reports Tragic Loss of Three Staff Members in Sudan Aerial Bombing Read More
The article discusses Russia’s declining influence as a power in Africa, highlighting military overreach, increased violence against civilians, and competition from other nations. Notable Russian military setbacks, such as losses …
The Diminishing Influence of Russia as a Great Power in Africa Read More
The UAE has stopped supplying arms to Sudan’s RSF after U.S. pressure, as reported by the White House. This follows Senator Van Hollen’s legislative efforts to block arms deals with …
UAE Halts Arms Supply to Sudan’s RSF Amid U.S. Legislative Pressure Read More
Kenya is set to resume high-level mediation talks for South Sudan in January 2025 under the HOPE Initiative, aimed at fostering sustainable peace. The discussions, initially started in May 2024, …
Kenya to Resume High-Level Mediation Talks for South Sudan in January 2025 Read More
A UN report has exposed widespread arbitrary detention in South Sudan, highlighting human rights abuses by government forces and armed groups. It documents numerous cases of unjust detentions—including those of …
UN Report Reveals Widespread Arbitrary Detention in South Sudan Read More
Sudan officially demands an apology from Uganda following threatening comments by General Muhoozi Kainerugaba regarding an invasion of Khartoum, which were termed reckless by Sudanese officials. The comments have drawn …
Sudan Seeks Apology from Uganda Over Military Chief’s Invasion Threat Read More
South Sudan is set to hold general elections in December 2026 after several delays. Key issues contributing to the postponement include a lack of political will, inadequate funding, and incomplete …
Preparing for South Sudan’s 2026 Elections: Challenges and Opportunities Read More
The UN has condemned arbitrary arrests in South Sudan, detailing that over 1,140 civilians, including 87 children, were detained unlawfully between January 2023 and May 2024. The report highlights ongoing …
UN Condemns Arbitrary Arrests in South Sudan and Calls for Reform Read More
Halima Mohammed Ali, a Sudanese refugee in South Sudan, remains steadfast in her Christian faith despite threats and violence from her Muslim husband following her conversion. She lives in a …
Sudanese Mother Remains Faithful After Violent Religious Persecution Read More
Sudanese healthcare professionals face perilous conditions as ongoing conflict severely damages the nation’s medical facilities. The war has resulted in thousands of fatalities and severe humanitarian crises, including widespread malnutrition. …
Sudan’s Healthcare System Crumbles Under Intense Conflict and Crisis Read More