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According to the report, since 2011, South Sudan has earned over $25.2 billion (approx. Sh3.3 trillion) from oil, yet almost none reaches essential se...
Over 650 injured people, who have managed to escape from El Fasher, have arrived at the MSF-supported hospital located 60 kilometres away from the bes...
On July 28, Sudan’s ruling council accused Kenya of undermining its sovereignty after the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) announced the creation of a paral...
Large numbers of students remain out of school because of mass displacement, limited teaching staff, lack of learning materials, and restricted access...
The UN refugee agency warned that if the flooding continues, about 400,000 people could be displaced by the end of the year, exceeding the levels seen...
The US, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Egypt have proposed a roadmap for peace in conflict-battered Sudan. The plan calls for a permanent...
In May, drones struck three major electricity stations in Omdurman, sparking a severe blackout that affected one of the state's most populated areas.
During a major ground offensive on Zamzam from April 11-13, the RSF and its allies killed between 300 and 1,500 people, mostly women and children.
The session has been hailed as “a symbolic step toward the return of state institutions to the capital”, coming just over two months after the Sudanes...
The prime minister recently announced that the government will relocate to Khartoum in the coming months, after previously operating from Port Sudan,...
9,937,444 million people remained displaced across the country's 18 states during the period under review, down from a record 11.5 million IDPs record...
The conflict in Sudan erupted in April 2023, devastating the country's infrastructure, killing tens of thousands, displacing millions, and creating a...
Furthermore, the displacement crisis is a two-way street, Murtiga explained: the devastating civil war in neighbouring Sudan has driven 1.2 million re...
Since the Ministry of Health declared the outbreak a year ago, there have been 99,700 suspected cases and more than 2,470 related deaths, as of August...
Some residents in El Fasher are reportedly surviving on animal fodder and food waste, the spokesman said.
The network condemned what it described as "a brutal attack," stating that it constitutes a full-fledged "war crime" and reflects a systematic pattern...
Fourteen additional RSF members have also been implicated in connection with Khamis' killing.
Prices of food items such as sorghum and wheat are more than four times higher than elsewhere in the country, while many families are unable to afford...
James Kagiri was driving to work in the company of another engineer at around 8:00 am when unknown gunmen attacked their vehicle along the Morobo-Kaya...
South Sudan has been under a United Nations arms embargo since 2018, which prohibits weapons transfers and external military support to the country's...
Cases of cholera have already been reported in North Darfur. In April, Médecins Sans Frontières similarly warned that the rains could worsen the count...
Among the 46 fatalities were five women, and the wounded numbered 37. The group said local residents had to bury the victims in mass graves.
Since April 2023, an estimated 780,000 people have been displaced from El Fasher town and the nearby Zamzam displacement camps, including nearly 500,0...
The PM set the stage for a confrontation with entrenched armed factions that have held sway under previous power-sharing arrangements.
The decree empowers the government to deploy additional security forces and authorises "all necessary measures" to restore order in the conflict-hit a...
According to Abdalla, no military victory can bring lasting peace to the nation currently embroiled in a brutal civil war, calling the continued fight...
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk warned of a further deterioration in the human rights situation following a sharp increase in hostil...
According to official estimates, the electricity sector has lost around 40 per cent of its capacity due to widespread sabotage.
