South Sudan said that it would resume the production and export of crude oil to the international market through Port Sudan starting Wednesday. Watch this report for more details!

South Sudan aims to produce 90,000 barrels daily

Both the Sudan army forces and RSF escalated their use of explosives and remote violence in multiple regions of Sudan, most notably in Khartoum and Darfur. Watch in for more details!

Sudan Military & RSF Resort To Airstrikes In Darfur, Blue Nile

Sudan's military has been accused of launching an airstrike on a marketplace in Darfur, reportedly killing over 100 people. The attack occurred in Kabkabiya town during its weekly market day, with the Emergency Lawyers rights group condemning it as a "horrific massacre." Watch to know!

Sudan: Air Strike Causes 'Horrific Massacre' In A Darfur Market, More Than 100 Killed | World DNA

Sudan: Air Strike On North Darfur Market Kills More Than 100 | Latest News | WION

Sudan's military has been accused of launching an airstrike on a marketplace in Darfur, reportedly killing over 176 people. The attack occurred in Kabkabiya town during its weekly market day, with the Emergency Lawyers rights group condemning it as a "horrific massacre." Watch to know more!

Fighting In Sudan Leaves At Least 176 Dead In Two Days

Over 130 Sudanese women from Gezira state have committed mass suicide, a number that has not yet been officially confirmed. A report by Un Women revealed that gender-based violence in Sudan has more than doubled since the war began.

Sexual Exploitation, Femicides on the Rise in War-torn Sudan

Sudanese volunteer rescuers said four children were among 20 people killed in an army air strike in the capital Khartoum on Tuesday. The strike also wounded 27 people, including women and children, the emergency response room (ERR) in Khartoum's south belt, one of hundreds of youth-led volunteer groups, said in a statement.

Sudan conflict: 20 killed in Khartoum air strike, says rescuers

Nearly three million people have fled Sudan after 18 months of war in a still-growing exodus, the UN warned, with 25,000 fleeing to neighbouring Chad in the first week of October alone.

Escalating Sudan bloodshed increases refugee surge into Chad

Sudan is again in the state of crisis, a war that had never ended is marking a new turning point. The Army bombarded parts of the capital to force the paramilitary out. The civilians are paying the price for it again. Watch to know more.

Sudan In The Middle Of Brutal Gunfire & Dirty Politics

Air strikes and shelling rocked Khartoum on Thursday as the army attacked paramilitary positions across the Sudanese capital, witnesses and a military source told AFP.

Sudanese army launches airstrikes in Khartoum against paramilitary positions

Sudan's army has initiated a significant offensive against the powerful paramilitary group, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), amid the ongoing civil war. On Thursday morning, government forces conducted shelling attacks on RSF bases in Khartoum and the northern area of Bahri, focusing on reclaiming territory lost at the onset of the conflict. The offensive marks a crucial escalation in the violence as the military seeks to regain control over key areas in the capital.

Sudan Army Launches Offensive Against RSF In Khartoum | WION Fineprint

Sudan's army and the paramilitary rapid support forces (RSF) said they are open for peaceful solutions to a war that has been ongoing for more than 17 months, in response to U.S. President Joe Biden's call on warring parties to re-engage in talks. Army Chief Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan says the Sudanese government remains open to all constructive efforts aimed at ending the war, before RSF leader Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo followed suit with a similar sentiment.

Sudan's Warring Generals Mull Over Peace Talks

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

Fighters from the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a paramilitary group in Sudan, have been accused of conducting a campaign of ethnic cleansing over the past year in their attempt to seize control of the country.

Sudan conflict: 15,000 lives lost and counting, RSF accused of war crimes

Report reveals that RSF rebels post self-incriminating social media videos, footage that seems to show fighters glorifying abuse of prisoners with ‘little fear of consequences’.

Sudan: RSF promoting torture and arson on social media?

The chief of the United Nations' World Health Organisation (WHO) Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said he was shocked by the world's insufficient action to stop the crisis in Sudan after visiting a children's hospital caring for malnourished infants in Port Sudan on Saturday (September 7) At a press conference on Sunday (Sep 8), Ghebreyesus urged the world to "wake up" and help the war-stricken country as if faces multiple crises.

WHO chief urges global action, calls Sudan situation a 'perfect storm of crises'

Emergency teams are scrambling to find out how many people remain missing after a dam breach in Eastern Sudan. The region has been hit by the worst in a series of floods that have devastated a country already torn by 500 days of war.

Sudan Flood: Death toll up to 138, scores missing

On the 23rd of August, as Sudan marked the five hundredth day of a gruesome civil war that has ravaged the nation, U.S. Brokered truce talks in Switzerland aiming to finally end the conflict, collapsed after mediators failed to convince the military to come to the negotiation table. While agreements over aid transit were signed, the deals are being seen more as symbolic progress than a concrete path to peace. Watch in for more details!

Sudanese Civil War crosses 500-day-mark | World of Africa

At least 30 people died when surging waters burst through a dam and wiped out at least 20 villages in Sudan even as ongoing floods left at least 132 dead across the country. This has devastated a region already reeling from months of civil war. Torrential rains caused floods that overwhelmed the Arbaat Dam just 40 km north of Port Sudan. Watch in for more details!

Sudan Dam Collapse: At least 30 dead, many missing after dam bursts in eastern Sudan

In war-torn Sudan, at least 132 people have died due to heavy rains and flooding. The country has experienced an intense rainy season in the last one month, with intermittent torrential flooding mainly in the country's North and East.

Sudan: At least 132 dead in flooding after heavy rainfall

Surging waters have burst through a dam, wiped out at least five villages, and left an unknown number of people dead in eastern Sudan, officials said on Monday, devastating a region already reeling from months of civil war.

Sudan: Torrential rains overwhelm Arbaat Dam; death toll from rainy season rises to 132

A 22-year-old Sudanese woman, who fled to Libya as a refugee from the war in her country, has defied the pre-conceptions and customs of a conservative society, with the unfailing support and encouragement of her brother and the garage owner. She is a thriving mechanic who now narrates her story of perserverance.

Sudanese woman refugee works as a mechanic in Libya

At least 80 people were killed in an attack by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) on a village in Sinnar state in central Sudan, a volunteer group said. "The RSF launched a bloody attack yesterday (Thursday) on the Jalqni village of (Abu Hujar locality) in Sinnar state, after a five-day siege, killing at least 80 people," the Sinnar Youth Gathering said on Friday in a statement.

Sudan crisis: 80 killed by paramilitary RSF during an attack of resident of village in Sinnar

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