September 4, El Fasher — Hospitals and pharmacies in El Fasher, capital of North Darfur State, are facing shortages of life-saving medicine. A medical source in the Saudi hospital — who preferred to remain anonymous — said that patients’ health is deteriorating, particularly those with diabetes. On Tuesday, the acting governorContinue Reading

September 4, Kutum — Five people from one family were killed when heavy rains swept through Kassab camp for the internally displaced in North Darfur state on Monday, spokesman for the General Coordination for the Displaced Persons, Adam Regal said. Field teams estimated that 1,700 houses and 800 latrines wereContinue Reading

September 3, Kabkabiya — The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has imposed a curfew from 5pm  to 5am in the town of Kabkabiya, 155 km west of El Fasher, capital of North Darfur. Kabkabiya hosts about 24,000 displaced people from various cities in Darfur fleeing the war. The RSF took controlContinue Reading

September 3, El Fasher — Fourteen people were killed and 36 injured after airstrikes launched by the Sudanese army hit Millet in North Darfur on Monday, a source at Mellit Rural Hospital told Darfur24.   Among the victims were nine women and three children. There were critical cases requiring urgent surgeryContinue Reading

September 3, El Fasher — Heavy rains that hit areas of North Darfur State on Saturday swept away the main road linking the city of El Fasher and the Zamzam camp for displaced persons. The rain also caused the collapse of hundreds of houses in the city, as well as aContinue Reading

September 2, El Geneina —  UN Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed visited the Adre border in Chad on Friday and stressed the need to keep it open permanently.  On August 15, the Sudanese authorities agreed to deliver humanitarian aid through the Adre crossing for three months, after repeated international demands toContinue Reading