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The RSF-alligned Sudan Founding Alliance (Tasees) has accused the Sudanese Armed Forces of carrying out strikes that killed 16 people in El Odaiya and five more in Abu Zabad, West Kordofan.

UNICEF has condemned the reported killing of at least 12 children in separate attacks in Sudan’s West Kordofan and Khartoum states, warning that neither displacement camps nor residential neighbourhoods are safe.

Repeated drone attacks near the Sudan capital’s airport have disrupted flights and raised questions about passenger safety, while aviation experts call for a temporary suspension of commercial operations pending an independent risk assessment.

The death toll from a drone strike on Amiet market in the disputed Abyei area between Sudan and South Sudan has risen from 73 to 153, local officials say, and is expected to grow, as many people are still listed as ‘missing’.

A sharp flour shortage is leaving families in Khartoum state with less bread available in the markets as prices soar, with consumers now getting half as much for the same money, the state’s bakers’ association says.

The United Nations has condemned drone attacks that have killed at least 48 civilians in Blue Nile and West Kordofan, including women and children sheltering after fleeing their homes, and called for accountability and respect for international humanitari…

About 16,000 Sudanese refugees registered at Gorom camp* in South Sudan face shortages of safe drinking water and medicines, overcrowded classrooms, and persistent security concerns, a refugee says.

A drone strike on Ed Daein, the capital of East Darfur, killed 19 civilians and injured 21 others, according to the Sudan Founding Alliance, which says a restaurant north of the main market was hit.

Drone attacks killed civilians in West Darfur and West Kordofan on Saturday, including women, while further strikes targeted military installations in eastern Sudan.

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The Civil Society Initiative in the Blue Nile region has condemned arbitrary arrests targeting civilians on suspicion of family or tribal links to the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) or the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement-North (SPLM-N) led by…

Report by Suleiman Siri for Radio Dabanga The International Committee of the Red Cross says limited access to detention centres in Sudan is hampering its ability to carry out sustained visits to detainees, as it continues confidential dialogue with parties

The UN and Switzerland are preparing a sixth meeting to coordinate peace efforts in Sudan, while a US congressman has proposed an agricultural and mineral partnership tied to progress on civilian protection and political stability.

Drone attack in Furawiya area of North Darfur kills two and injures eight, while a Red Crescent volunteer dies in a bombing in Blue Nile and South Darfur authorities impose sweeping emergency measures.

Darfur’s governor says most reported victims of the North Wadi bombing came from Darfur, as rights groups demand accountability, cross border trade stalls and concerns grow over people fleeing the strikes.

A new report by the Sudan Transparency and Policy Tracker urges international governments to target the commercial networks and overseas partners sustaining the war.

Two Egyptian truck drivers were shot dead in Khartoum on Monday, days after reported Egyptian airstrikes killed dozens of Sudanese miners near the Egyptian border, as calls grow for investigations into the deaths and protection for civilians caught up in…

A young Sudanese refugee was killed in Adré camp in eastern Chad on Sunday, as a separate fire destroyed temporary shelters and left displaced families without adequate accommodation.

The civil authority in areas controlled by the Sudan Liberation Movement led by Abdelwahid El Nur (SLM-AW)has reported 1,852 deaths linked to acute malnutrition among children, pregnant and breastfeeding women, and older people, warning of a deepening hum…

Rising food prices, declining rainfall and mounting economic pressures are deepening hardship across Sudan’s Darfur region, fuelling fears of worsening food shortages as displacement and the destruction of agricultural livelihoods compound the humanitarian

The six-month campaign sought to mobilise feminist voices and strengthen Sudanese women’s participation in peacebuilding and political change.

More than 700,000 displaced people are now sheltering in Tawila, while shortages of medicines, medical staff and humanitarian funding are putting further pressure on already overstretched services, WHO says.

Four women have died and civilian sites, including a mosque and a technical college, were hit in drone strikes on Ed Damazin, capital of Sudan’s Blue Nile state, according to multiple sources.

Sudan’s central bank is withdrawing SDG500 notes issued in 2023 or earlier, with an economist linking the move to counterfeiting and warning of its inflationary effects.

As Sudan’s war disrupts education, teachers say low pay and poor working conditions are forcing many to take second jobs.

Four civilians, including a child, have been killed by gunfire from a force the Kordofan Observatory says is affiliated with the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Tayba Oulad Balouh village, west of El Mazroub in North Kordofan.

Sudan’s ban on imported beans has sent prices sharply higher, raising concerns over the affordability of a staple food (ful or sometimes ful medames) for millions of Sudanese.

Sudanese importers and customs experts are calling for the cancellation of a new Advance Cargo Declaration (ACD) system, saying it will increase import costs, raise consumer prices, and give a foreign company access to sensitive commercial information.

Feature by Sara Bass for Radio Dabanga Sudanahye is a Sudanese-Armenian archival project launched just after the war’s outset in April 2023 and is building a growing network across diasporas.

The UN Human Rights Council has adopted a resolution extending the mandate of the International Independent Fact-Finding Mission for Sudan for another year.

Egypt, Sudan, Eritrea, and Somalia reaffirm Sudan’s sovereignty, reject parallel entities, and call for a Sudanese-led political process and stronger regional cooperation.

The deadly bombing of World Food Programme (WFP) trucks in South Kordofan, in which a driver was killed, has drawn widespread condemnation from Sudanese civil society groups and international officials, who are calling for an independent investigation, ac…

Children in North Darfur have been recruited by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), subjected to sexual violence and left facing the effects of starvation and years without education, according to Amnesty International researcher Janine Morna.

Aid needs are mounting as new arrivals swell the population of internally displaced people in Tawila in North Darfur.

The UN World Food Programme (WFP) has called for an impartial investigation after two ‘clearly marked’ contracted trucks carrying humanitarian food assistance came under attack en route from Dilling to Kadugli on Saturday.

Four civilians, including a child and a woman, have been killed in RSF drone strikes on residential neighbourhoods in Dilling, South Kordofan, the Sudan Doctors Network says.

Heavy hailstorms have caused widespread damage to farms in the Daous area, north-west of Kass locality in Sudan’s South Darfur, destroying at least 3,750 farms.

The RSF-aligned Tasees Alliance forces announced on Saturday that they had taken full control of areas in Roseires locality, north-east of Ed Damazin, capital of Sudan’s Blue Nile state, after seizing several areas, including Menze, Jabal El Nimr, Jabal El

Sudanese-Russian filmmaker Suzannah Mirghani’s debut feature Cotton Queen (2025) follows Nafisa, a teenage girl growing up in a cotton-farming village where stories of Sudan’s colonial past collide with the pressures of modern development, tradition and c…

A drone strike on a shelter for internally displaced people in El Obeid, North Kordofan, late on Thursday reportedly killed a boy and wounded 12 children, as another drone strike on a university dormitory in the city killed five civilians and injured 47 o…

Sudan’s humanitarian crisis is deepening as malnutrition among children claims lives in Darfur, soaring food prices hit families in North Kordofan and fuel shortages disrupt transport and production in eastern Sudan.

Arabic report by Sarah Taj-Elsir, translated and adapted by the English newsdesk Women’s rights groups have reported widespread sexual violence, exploitation and detention of women and girls across Sudan, warning that fear, insecurity and restrictions on…

The head of Sudan’s Women and Child Advisory Council, Salimi Ishaq Sharif, has said accusations of ‘collaboration’ brought against a number of detained women in Sudan lacks a clear definition and specific criteria, leaving it open to interpretation, parti…

Darfur is facing a potentially devastating humanitarian crisis after the 2026 rainy season failed across much of the region, according to a new update by the Centre for Humanitarian Change – What Works (CHC).

Community peace committees representing the Ngok Dinka and Misseriya have agreed to reopen the Amiet Common Market in Abyei region on the border between Sudan and South Sudan, after a two-week closure following deadly violence that killed at least 26 peop…

Sudan’s Foreign Minister Mohieldin Salim Ahmed Ibrahim urged the international community to halt the flow of weapons, ammunition and fighters into Sudan and rejected what he called foreign attempts to impose solutions on the country’s war.

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Paramilitary Rapid Support Forces drones struck the Umm Alila fuel depot east of Wad Madani in El Gezira early on Sunday, triggering fires as Sudan’s warring sides reported further drone activity across the country.

Sudan’s Gold Exporters Division has accused influential actors of taking gold outside official channels, warning that the country is losing billions of dollars in potential revenue while the pound continues to slide.

The United States and Sudan have traded statements over Washington’s rejection of both sides of Sudan’s war as legitimate constitutional authorities, with Khartoum insisting that any peace process must respect the country’s sovereignty and national instit…