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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,...
Port Sudan maintains that Kenya is overstepping diplomatic boundaries by facilitating discussions that seek to create an alternative power centre outs...
The government had last year restricted the use of the crossing, which is crucial to reaching famine-stricken parts of the Darfur region, saying that...
African Union analyst Emmanuel Bensah told DW from Accra, Ghana, that it is crucial that African leaders attending the summit in Addis present concret...
Kenya has been actively pushing for peace efforts, with Ruto reiterating that military solutions will not bring lasting stability.
The Al Jazirah Observatory reported that 30 people were shot dead in the Na'ima and al-Jamalab areas, while 15 others drowned in the White Nile while...
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 conflict has produced waves of ethnically driven violence blamed largely on the RSF, creating a humanitarian crisis.
The violence has been intensifying, with dozens of people killed in ethnically targeted attacks in Al-Jazirah State, located in south eastern Sudan.
The army posted a video appearing to show troops inside the city, which is the capital of El Gezira state, an agricultural and trading hub that has be...
Since the outbreak of the war, when RSF soldiers looted dozens of banks and blocked farming, the army-aligned government has struggled to pay salaries...
Sudan's army and RSF have been fighting for almost two years, creating a humanitarian crisis in which UN agencies struggle to deliver relief.
The UN rights office said it had documented the deaths of at least 782 civilians and more than 1,143 injured since May.
The US Special Envoy to Sudan, Tom Perriello, said last week any such new administration would be a step backwards.
Workneh urged regional leaders, the international community, and the conflicting parties in Sudan to let wisdom prevail and restore peace.
