Rapid Support Forces Stories

The RSF has claimed to have downed planes used by the army previously, including a transport plane that came down in northern Darfur in October.

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...

Tuti island, with its green landscape overlooking the majestic Nile waters, was once one of Sudan's most soothing spots, offering relaxation in a nati...

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 had long been on the back foot in a conflict that threatens to partition the country and has caused a humanitarian disaster

The Sudanese Doctors Network said on X that the RSF carried out "mass executions" of 48 people from the Al-Malha area, while 63 others were injured du...

About half of Sudan's population of 50 million now suffer some degree of acute hunger, and famine has taken hold in at least five areas, including sev...

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...

Military strikes, famine and disease have killed tens of thousands of civilians and millions have been displaced.

The conflict has also forced at least 16.5 million young people out of school, further endangering their future.

Since the war erupted between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and their associated militias in April 2023, tens of...

Agar revealed that President Museveni had expressed concerns over the Nairobi-based RSF activities and reaffirmed Uganda's support for Sudan's legitim...

The move, which comes just days after fierce international condemnation, signals a dramatic escalation in Sudan's power struggle.

Gachagua also rebuked Ruto for hosting RSF leaders in Nairobi, saying the move has tarnished Kenya's reputation on the global stage.

MSF teams said they have documented reports of homes being set on fire, looting, sexual violence, killings and beatings.

Attempts at peace talks in the conflict have stalled and both sides have continued to draw on their foreign backers for arms.

The situation has sparked a diplomatic row between Kenya and Sudan, especially as RSF continues to push for the creation of a new government.

The report reveals that since May 2024, when the war broke out, 832 civilians have been killed, including at least 79 women and 111 children, while 1,...