Khartoum Stories
In May, drones struck three major electricity stations in Omdurman, sparking a severe blackout that affected one of the state's most populated areas.
The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) described it as Sudan’s largest outbreak in years, driven by unsafe water, mass disp...
The prime minister recently announced that the government will relocate to Khartoum in the coming months, after previously operating from Port Sudan,...
The relocation order covers the Council of Ministers, key ministries—including finance, minerals, and information—and the central bank, but makes no m...
The Emergency Lawyers group claims that since the army retook Khartoum in March, hundreds of people have been arrested, with some later found dead, th...
Many of the refugees carried their belongings in small suitcases and plastic bags, with some visibly emotional as they prepared to leave Egypt after m...
Under Burhan’s leadership, the army regained full control of Khartoum about four months ago, prompting the government to intensify efforts to restore...
In Sudan, conflict, displacement, and economic instability have further disrupted governance and reshaped the spatial fabric of urban life.
Laurent Bukara, WFP’s Country Director in Sudan, described the hunger and desperation unfolding in parts of Khartoum as “severe.”
Local media reports indicate that the operation, led by RSF intelligence units on Monday in Nyala, South Darfur, led to the arrests and forceful deten...
The outbreak has worsened as many Sudanese who fled the ongoing civil war have returned to their homes in Khartoum, only to find damaged houses and co...
South Sudan lacks the operational capacity to extract the oil it has in the ground.
Reports indicate that the majority of the cases were recorded in Khartoum and Omdurman, with additional cases reported in other parts of the country.
The Sudanese Electrical Company said in a statement that drones struck Khartoum state on Wednesday night.
For years, many South Sudanese have lived in Sudan's capital alongside Sudanese citizens since South Sudan's separation in 2011.
An armed conflict erupted in mid-April 2023 between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces over tensions linked to...
Neighbourhood defence units have emerged in urban areas like El-Gezira in central Sudan, El-Fasher in North Darfur, Al-Dalang in South Kordofan, El-Ob...
The streets, now strewn with debris and remnants of conflict, led him to a structure that was barely standing after two years of fighting between the...
The war has also triggered a massive displacement crisis, with more than 14 million people forced to flee their homes. Many have sought refuge in neig...
With the army now re-establishing its position in the capital, it is making a new push to cement its control in the centre of Sudan.
The army was conducting search operations in areas around the palace in pursuit of members of the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), the sources...
According to previous reports from the Sudanese army, three mobile forces, advancing from Omdurman in the north, East Nile in the east, and the edge o...
Burhan said there would be changes to the country's interim constitution, which the military sources said would remove all references to partnership w...
Minister of Culture and government spokesperson Khalid al-Aleisir condemned the assault, saying the casualties included many women and children.
The army announced on Friday it had successfully lifted the RSF blockade and restored control over parts of the city, signalling a potential turning p...
The US Special Envoy to Sudan, Tom Perriello, said last week any such new administration would be a step backwards.
The war began in April 2023 as the army and the RSF jostled to protect their power and wealth ahead of a planned political transition towards civilian...
The army and the RSF had previously shared power after staging a coup in 2021.
