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Sudan Urges UN to Shoulder Responsibility for Besieged Cities
Sudan’s Humanitarian Aid Commissioner, Salwa Adam Beniya, voiced regret over what she described as the international community’s silence on violations…
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Emergency Response to Rahad River Flooding
The government of Gedaref State, chaired by Governor Mohamed Ahmed Hassan, on Saturday reviewed emergency interventions undertaken to address the…
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Authorities Tighten Security Measures in Khartoum
A sovereign committee has announced strict measures to maintain security and reinforce state authority in Khartoum, while warning against dealings…
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Government: 98% of Fighters Relocated Outside Khartoum
The Sudanese government announced that the Khartoum Reconstruction Committee has succeeded in relocating more than 3,000 fighters outside Khartoum State,…
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Hungary: We Stand in Solidarity with Sudanese People
Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó offered condolences to the victims of a devastating landslide triggered by heavy rains in the…
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Civilians Die After Forced “Blood Transfusions” by Paramilitary Forces
The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and allied militias have escalated atrocities against civilians fleeing El Fasher toward Tawila in North…
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RSF Holds 200 Displaced Families in North Darfur
Local sources reported Saturday that RSF and allied forces detained more than 200 displaced families from El Fasher at the…
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Secretary-General of Cabinet Dismissed
Transitional Prime Minister Dr. Kamil Idris issued a decree relieving Osman Hussein Osman from his post as Secretary-General of the…
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20 Trapped in Gold Mine Collapse
Berber – Al-Tijani Suleiman The Executive Director of Berber locality, Hassan Ibrahim Karar, mourned the victims of a gold mine…
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Airstrikes Pound RSF Strongholds in North Kordofan
On Saturday, Sudanese military jets and drones carried out heavy airstrikes targeting RSF positions in North Kordofan State. Military sources…
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