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This week in Sudan was marked by continued fighting in North Kordofan and Blue Nile, drone attacks affecting civilians and infrastructure, and worsening humanitarian pressure across several regions. Reports also highlighted displacement in Darfur, deadly incidents in mining areas and warnings from aid agencies over funding shortages. Sudan Now’s latest coverage tracks the main security, humanitarian and political developments shaping the country over the past seven days.
KHARTOUM – Sudan’s army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan said on Thursday he had sent a message to U.S. President Donald Trump affirming...
Read more →ABU ZAIMA – Five children were killed and their mother injured on Thursday when an Antonov aircraft operated by the Sudanese...
Read more →PORT SUDAN – Fifty Sudanese nationals, including families and children, have voluntarily returned from Mauritania as the number of Sudanese recorded returning...
Read more →KHARTOUM – A Sudanese cybercrime court has postponed the trial of journalist Hanan Abdel Hamid, known as “Umm Waddah,” for one week...
Read more →KHARTOUM – Sudan was hosting 689,397 refugees and asylum-seekers from South Sudan as of Sept. 30, 2026, with nearly two-thirds concentrated in...
Read more →KHARTOUM – The leadership of the United Nations Department of Safety and Security in Sudan has returned to permanent operations from Khartoum...
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