Sudan
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Humanitarian Crises
Thousands Displaced After Attacks In Sudan’s West Darfur
Thousands of people have been displaced following clashes between rival armed groups in West Darfur, Sudan. The violence broke out…
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Sexual Violence
Sexual Violence Against Women, Girls In South Sudan Amounts To War Crimes—UN
Widespread sexual violence against women and girls in areas of conflict in South Sudan, fuelled by systemic impunity, amounts to…
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Armed Violence
U.N. Condemns Attack On Food Convoy In South Sudan
The United Nations (UN) has condemned the attack on its convoy travelling to deliver food that would have fed 95,000…
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Armed Violence
Armed Group Attacks Aid Workers In South Sudan
Doctors Without Borders/Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF), a medical charity, has said seven of its workers were attacked and robbed in…
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News
Medics Arrested For Treating Protesters Released By Sudan Junta
Sudanese military authorities have released nine medics working with the Doctors Without Borders/Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) a day after being…
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Analysis
Attacks On Health Workers, Facilities Leave Sudan At Risk
Increased attacks on health workers and facilities are worsening the humanitarian situation in Sudan amidst a crackdown on ongoing protests…
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News
#SudanCoup: African Union Suspends Sudan From Participating In All Activities
Sudan has been barred from participating in African Union activities following a military coup in the country until it returns…
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News
#SudanCoup: Military Declares State Of Emergency, Dissolves Transitional Cabinet
General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, Sudan’s military officer heading the Transitional Sovereignty Council, announced a state of emergency across the country…
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News
Military Junta Pressures Sudan’s Prime Minister To Support Coup
Sudan’s Prime Minister, Abdalla Hamdok, has been detained in an unknown location after a military junta tried to seize power…
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News
26 Hours Of World’s Military Spending Enough To Fight Hunger – Aid Organisations
More than 200 Non-Governmental Organisations on Tuesday, April 20, appealed to governments across the globe to urgently increase aid to…
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News
Sudan Armed Men Sack Central African Town
The people of Ndelembe, a locality situated 55 kilometres from Birao on the Bria highway in the prefecture of Vakaga,…
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Climate
Sudan Battles Worst Floods In One Century
Torrential rainfall, mostly in Ethiopia, has caused the River Nile to overflow downstream in Sudan causing flooding that has killed…
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News
More Than 100 Killed In South Sudan Clashes
Two days of clashes between security forces and civilians in South Sudan have left at least 118 people dead and…
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News
‘Terrorists Across Sahel Region Now Targeting Aid Workers’
Terrorist groups operating in the Sahel region, which includes Chad, Nigeria, Niger, Mali, Sudan, and a host of other African…
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News
South Sudan Dissident Flees To The U.S. Over Threats To His Life
Prominent South Sudanese economist and government critic Peter Biar Ajak on Friday said that he had sought sanctuary in the…
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News
COVID-19: Sudan To Devalue Currency Amid Huge Budget Deficit
Sudan on Wednesday announced that it would devalue its currency, the pound, and cut fuel subsidies due to a huge…
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News
MSF Worker Killed, 2 Others Injured In South Sudan As Communal Violence Breaks Out
An employee of Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), an international medical humanitarian organisation, has been killed in South Sudan owing to…
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