Latest Sudan news and breaking updates on politics, conflict, and humanitarian developments across the country.
OCHA warned that drone attacks are killing civilians and threatening critical infrastructure across Sudan, citing 13 deaths in South Kordofan, six in Ed Damazine and attempted strikes near major power...
The Sudanese army and allied forces expanded a major ground offensive across North and West Kordofan, announcing the capture of several areas after heavy fighting with the RSF and continued...
Another 138 displaced families have arrived in Tawila, North Darfur, bringing the number of newly arrived families to 354, or about 2,127 people, most of them women and children.
The Sudan Doctors Network said more than 67 people were killed after the Al-Zara gold mine collapsed near Al-Nahud in West Kordofan, with rescue teams still searching for survivors.
WFP said 20 million people in Sudan face acute hunger as funding shortages threaten food operations, while IOM warned emergency relief supplies could run out by the end of September...
Egypt and Saudi Arabia reaffirmed support for Sudan’s unity and national institutions and rejected equating the Sudanese Armed Forces with militias or illegitimate parallel entities.
U.S. adviser Massad Boulos said he discussed Sudan’s displacement crisis with UN refugee chief Barham Salih and renewed Washington’s call to expand the arms embargo across the entire country.
Sudan remains the world’s largest hunger and displacement crisis, with 20 million people facing acute hunger and 14 million displaced, as WFP warns severe funding shortages could force major aid...
New groups of displaced civilians have arrived in Tawila, North Darfur, adding pressure on already strained food, water, shelter and health services as insecurity continues to force families from their...
UNESCO brought together Sudanese education, media, cultural and peacebuilding institutions in Port Sudan to discuss countering hate speech and developing a national action plan to strengthen social cohesion.
