South Sudan is slipping toward renewed conflict and political upheaval. On 4 March, a Nuer militia with ties to Riek Machar, a former rebel leader who is now first vice president, captured an army base in Nasir, a major town on the south Sudan-Ethiopia border.

Tensions in South Sudan escalate rapidly

The war in Sudan is not just posing a threat to the country's future, the rich history of the country is also a victim. Historical artifacts were listed for sale on the popular auction site eBay as per reports. eBay has now removed the link. Watch in for more details!

Sudan's priceless treasures put up for sale

Rival Sudanese political factions formally attended reconciliation talks in Cairo, the first since a conflict in the country began almost 15 months ago, but admitted there was little prospect of quickly ending the war. During the conference the democratic bloc, which is aligned with the army, refused to hold joint sessions with taqaddum faction, which it accuses of sympathising with the rapid support forces (rsf). Neither the army nor the r-s-f attended. Watch in for more details!

Sudan: Civil society groups converge in bid to end war

#Gravitas | The world's biggest hunger crisis is currently unfolding in Sudan. The phrase "starving to death",takes on a whole new meaning in this African nation, where more than half of the country’s 45 million people are in urgent need of assistance. As much as 5% of Sudan's population, could die of starvation by the end of the year. The country which was already facing the worst humanitarian crisis in the world, is now slipping towards a humanitarian disaster. How did Sudan get here? Watch this video to find out.

Sudan's Man-Made Famine is the Biggest Hunger Crisis in the World

Sudan war: Several aid agencies and their workers in Sudan have raised alarm saying that the war-torn country is headed towards a larger-scale calamity of starvation and could see mass deaths because of it in the upcoming months. US is ecpected to announce $100 million in aid. Watch in for more details!

Sudan civil war: Millions displaced as fighting rages on after a year

The Republic of Sudan, Africa's third largest country by size, has been ravaged by war for the past eleven months. The conflict between the Sudanese armed forces and the paramilitary Rapid support forces or the RSF erupted on the 15th of April. The RSF, helmed by Mohamed Hamadan Dagalo and the army, led by Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, had shared power with civilians after the 2019 overthrow of former strongman Omar Al-Bashir. And in 2021, the army and the RSF joined hands together to stage a coup. But relations soured between the army and the RSF over the planned integration of the paramilitary RSF into the regular army, an internationally backed political transition plan. Since the fighting began in mid-April, it has displaced more than 8 million people, left the capital Khartoum in ruins, precipitated a humanitarian crisis and triggered ethnically driven killings in Darfur. Now, in the most significant advance against its paramilitary rival RSF, the Sudanese army, on the 12th of March, claimed to have recaptured the headquarters of the state broadcaster in Omdurman. The RSF had held the headquarters since just after the fighting erupted in mid-April. Mohammed Saleh brings you the details.

8 million Sudanese internally displaced since last April

Sudan's Army has seized control of the country's National radio and television headquarters from rival paramilitary rapid support forces of the RSF. The capture comes after weeks of siege and follows the destruction of a large RSF Force attempting to escape the besieged headquarters. Watch to know more!

Sudan Civil War: Army recaptures state broadcasters' headquarters from RSF

Sudan's civil war sets stage for world's largest hunger crisis

More than 10 months since the Civil War in Sudan broke out. Sudanese Army says that it has succeeded in connecting its two main bases in the city of Omdurban. Soldiers of the Sudanese armed forces were seen inspecting destroyed residential buildings and shops after months of the city being a raging battlefield.

Sudan Civil war: Sudanese locals scramble revive normalcy

More than 10 months since the Civil War in Sudan broke out. Sudanese Army says that it has succeeded in connecting its two main bases in the city of Omdurman. Soldiers of the Sudanese armed forces were seen inspecting destroyed residential buildings and shops after months of the city being a raging battlefield.

Sudan Civil war: Sudanese military secure Omdurman

Sudan fighting destroys strategic Khartoum bridge

The Saudi Arabia-backed Sudan peace talks have made no progress in the latest round of talks. Saudi Arabia said that they regret that both the parties, Sudanese Army and the Rapid Support Forces were unable to agree on a ceasefire.

Saudi hosts Sudan peace talks, falls short of ceasefire; No acceptable military solution: Saudi

Sudan shelling claims 15 lives in Khartoum as RSF makes advances in Darfur

Outbreaks of dengue fever and acute watery diarrhoea have killed hundreds in the war-torn Sudan. Apart from that, according to the UN refugee agency and the world health organization, at least 1,200 children living in nine refugee camps in Sudan’s White Nile state have died in the space of four months from a combination of measles and malnutrition.

Dengue & malnutrition kills Sudanese children

39 people were killed in the South Darfur region of Sudan on Tuesday as the fighting between the two military factions continues to escalate. But in the midst of the conflict the Sudanese Army Chief paid a visit to Egypt on Tuesday. This is General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan's first trip abroad since the Civil War broke.

Sudanese Military Chief Burhan holds talks with Egypt's president in a bid to end conflict

It's been two months since a deadly conflict broke out in Sudan, displacing at least two million while killing over a thousand. The power struggle between the two generals, Abdel Fattah-al Burhan and the paramilitary commander Mohammed Hamdan Daga-lo, plunged the country into a devastating war, which seems nowhere near its end.

Sudan crisis worsens: At least 2 million people displaced so far, says UN | WION Newspoint

Sudan: Fighting resumes after 24-hour ceasefire expires; Egypt toughens visa rules

Sudan: Shelling, looting continue as fighting worsens after ceasefire expires; US imposes sanctions

As the two warring generals continue their power struggle the Sudanese continue to suffer. A UN estimate suggests that more than half of Sudan's population is now in need of aid which is nearly double the amount since the fight began our next report tells you more take a look.

Sudan aid workers struggle as fight rages on, while 25 million Sudanese in need of urgent aid

Trouble seems to be mounting for Sudan as the US has decided to impose sanctions against those perpetuating violence in the war-torn country. In a move to step-up pressure on rival militaries in Sudan the White House on Thursday issued a statement announcing sanctions and visa restrictions to put an end to the fighting in Sudan.

US issues sanctions against Sudan causing more trouble for the war-torn African nation

In Pics | Artists flee Sudan as army, paramilitary clash despite truce

The conflict in Sudan has left the already struggling African nation in a deeper crisis. Hundreds are dead more than one million people are displaced all because of a power struggle between two top generals. Several horrific stories have come out since the Civil War started in Sudan and now a new report reveals that at least 60 children died in an orphanage when did this happen as they were trapped in distressful conditions in Sudan's capital of Khartoum.

Sudan: Toll of power struggle falls on children as dozens die trapped in an orphanage

Sudan conflict: At least 60 children trapped in Khartoum orphanage die, 280 still trapped

Sudan, where the conflict between the country's army and the Para-military group known as the Rapid Support Forces have lasted for a month...and within that timeline, a mass exodus of people has been reported, the destruction of major infrastructure continues and the toll is rising. To add to the woes, the humanitarian situation is worsening...WION got the opportunity to speak to doctors without borders or medicine sans frontier who have been operating in the country for over 40 years, on why the world still needs to pay attention to war-ravaged nations.

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