An aid organization said that in less than two weeks, more than 100 people have died in a key Darfur area city in Sudan as the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and their allies have been engaged in heavy combat.

Sudan civil war leaves 18 million starving nationwide, UN warns famine in large parts of country

Humanitarian crisis worsening in Sudan, at imminent risk of famine: UN warns

Sudan: When will normalcy return? | MSF team member killed in ongoing Sudan conflict

Deadly conflict continues to burn Sudan: 134 killed in hospital at El-Frasher

At least 134 killed in two weeks of fighting in Sudan’s el-Fasher

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UN: Famine looming in Sudan | Aid arrives in Gaza via US pier

Has the world turned its back on Sudan? The Sudan conflict, between the Sudanese armed forces and its former ally, the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, erupted on the 15th of April last year. According to a recent Human Rights Watch report, tens of thousands have been killed, including up to 15,000 in the West Darfur town of El Geneina. In addition to this, about 8.5 million have been uprooted from their homes.

Has Sudan war become the forgotten war?

Conflict in Sudan and Gaza pushed the number of internally displaced people (IDPs) worldwide to a record 75.9 million at the end of 2023, an NGO monitor said Tuesday.

Gaza, Sudan wars take number of internally displaced people to record 76 million globally

The West has been focused on the wars in Ukraine and Gaza. But it has conveniently ignored the one raging in Sudan's Darfur. A Human Rights Watch report has accused the paramilitary forces RSF of ethnic cleansing, crimes against humanity.

Gravitas: Amid wars in Ukraine & Gaza, here's a war nobody is talking about

“A series of attacks by Sudanese paramilitary forces in the western region of Darfur raise the possibility of “genocide” against non-Arab ethnic communities,” Human Rights Watch (HRW) said. Watch in for more details!

Sudan: RSF launches full-scale attack on Sudan Army; 27 killed, 130 injured in renewed conflict

International action urged to prevent genocide in Sudan's Darfur, says report

UN warns of possible imminent attack on city in Sudan's north Darfur. The agency added that an attack on Al-Fashir would have devastating consequences for civilians in area already on brink of famine. Watch in for more details!

Sudan: Violence in West Darfur escalates | Targeted rapes & torture rampant: Human Rights Watch

Sudan: Darfur on the Precipice

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 United States will announce an additional $100 million in aid to respond to the Sudan crisis on Sunday. Washington looks to encourage worldwide response ahead of the war's anniversary on Monday. Watch to know more.

One year on from Sudan's war, US to announce additional $100 Million in aid

The feasts and festivities of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan have been muted in Sudan this year with millions of people displaced from their homes and struggling with hunger as a war between the army and paramilitaries nears the one-year mark.

One year on from Sudan war: Sudan's uprooted millions pay price for year-long war

One year ago, a war between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and its paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) broke out in the capital city of Khartoum and the fighting has rapidly spread across the country since.

Sudan civil war: Millions displaced, children in the line of fire as fighting rages on after a year

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Germany pledges more aid for Sudan | Europe defence stocks rise

Sudan: Year long war affects Ramadan festivities

South Sudan has long been hit by climate change-exacerbated disasters like recurring droughts and floods. Now, extreme heat is forcing the world’s youngest nation to close its schools. The authorities have ordered schools across the country shuttered because of a wave of excessive heat that is expected to last at least two weeks. Temperatures are forecast to reach 113 degrees Fahrenheit, far above the 90-degree highs typically experienced in the dry season from December to March.

South Sudan swelters under severe heat

The game of thrones in the strategically located and agriculturally rich Sudan between the Sudanese army and its former ally, the Rapid Support Forces or the RSF paramilitary group has killed 14,000 people across the country or possibly many more. For close to a year, the army and the paramilitary have battled over Khartoum and the nearby cities. In a symbolic victory, on the 12th of March, the Sudanese army claimed to have recaptured the headquarters of the state broadcaster in Omdurman.

Sudan conflict could trigger world's largest hunger crisis

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 claims control of broadcast building

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

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