A Sudanese army drone struck the Tanqouj night market in Nyala on Monday, and the reported toll runs from 21 to more than 100 depending on who is counting. MSF says 21
The Department of Homeland Security told CBS News on Sunday that Ukrainians and Sudanese enrolled in TPS will "retain protection" a day before the programs were due to end. No termination or extension notice has appeared in the Federal Register,
Despite the intensification of fighting; However, what is strange is the decrease in the phenomenon of long queues in front of bakeries and grocery stores, which were the general theater in the
The group’s revenue rose 15% over the aforementioned period to $1.53 billion, while the group revealed earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization rose 8% to $540 million. . The group indicated
Agencies – Khartoum: UN High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi said more than 150,000 people have fled Sudan to neighboring countries so far as a result of the conflict there. Grandi said
Residents spoke of clashes on the ground in several districts of Khartoum between the two sides in the conflict and an intense exchange of fire north of Omdurman and east of Bahri,
Over the past few days, some branches of Khartoum banks have been victims of burglary and vandalism, amid the collapse of Sudan’s National Banking Services (EBS) operator for the fourth consecutive day,
“Our goal in these talks is very focused, first to get agreement on a declaration of humanitarian principles, then a ceasefire long enough to facilitate the consistent delivery of much needed services,”
Ongoing clashes between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces have made it impossible to access the site of the Khartoum Museum of Natural History. The museum includes no less than
A statement from the Rapid Support Forces said the drone was shot down near the Halfaya Bridge, which connects Khartoum North to Omdurman. In a statement, the forces estimated that they had
The fighting raises fears that the ongoing war between the army and the Rapid Support Forces, which are currently based in the capital, could lead to more violence in remote provinces. It
While data from inside Sudan remains unclear, including the death toll, the World Health Organization has revealed that more than 600 people have been killed and more than 5,000 injured. The International
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