Hundreds of Sudanese Refugees Arrive in Aweil, South Sudan, After Fleeing Abyei Hundreds of Sudanese refugees have been relocated from…
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UAE-Funded Hospital in South Sudan Serves Humanitarian Role, Not Conflict
South Sudan Rejects Claims of UAE Field Hospital Supporting Sudanese Factions South Sudan has defended a United Arab Emirates-funded field…
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Sudan’s Al Jazirah Agricultural Scheme Faces Collapse
Sudan’s Al Jazirah Irrigation Project Struggles Amid War and Water Shortages Large sections of Sudan’s Al Jazirah Scheme, one of…
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Sudan’s Civil Defence Contain Oil Depot Fires in Port Sudan After RSF Attacks
Port Sudan Oil Depot Fires Contained After Drone Strikes, Sudan’s Civil Defence Confirms Sudan’s Civil Defence forces announced on Sunday…
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Rights Group Sounds Alarm Over Port Sudan Prison Crisis
Sudan’s Port Sudan Prison in Crisis: Detainees Held for 18 Months Without Trial, Water Shortages Reported Sudan’s largest detention facility…
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RSF Drones Target Ed-Damazin in First Attack of War
Sudan Conflict: Suspected RSF Drones Strike Ed-Damazin for First Time Residents of Ed-Damazin, the capital of Sudan’s Blue Nile state,…
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UN Warns of Humanitarian Crisis in Sudan’s Blue Nile State
UN Raises Alarm Over 4,000 Civilians Displaced in Blue Nile Amid Escalating Violence The United Nations has expressed deep concern…
Read MoreNearly 10 Million Sudanese Still Displaced Despite Recent Decline
UN Migration Agency Reports Decrease in Sudan’s Internally Displaced Population Sudan continues to grapple with one of the world’s largest…
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South Sudan Peacebuilding Minister Stephen Par Kuol Released After Brief Detention
South Sudan’s National Minister of Peacebuilding, Stephen Par Kuol, has been released a day after his arrest by national security…
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Tokar Faces Renewed Flood Risk as Baraka River Rises
Tokar Isolated After Baraka River Floods Destroy Road to Port Sudan The city of Tokar in eastern Sudan’s Red Sea…
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