Zalingei, February 28(Darfur24) A medical source at Zalingei Hospital in Central Darfur State revealed on Saturday that HIV/AIDS cases have reached record levels this year. The medical source, who reviewed the infection statistics, told Darfur24 that the hospital has recorded 93 cases, all of which were discovered when patientsContinue Reading

    Dilling, February 27(Darfur24) Several neighborhoods in the city of Dilling, South Kordofan State, were bombed by drones believed they belonged to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). The drones targeted a number of civilian homes, but no deaths or injuries were reported, according to local sources. A health services employeeContinue Reading

    Khartoum, February 27(Darfur 24) A United Nations plane landed in Khartoum on Thursday, marking the organization’s first flight to the capital since the outbreak of conflict in Sudan nearly three years ago. This move was described as a positive sign of improved prospects for delivering humanitarian aid. DeniseContinue Reading

Kass, February 26 (Darfur24) Security tensions flared in Kass locality, South Darfur, this week after elements of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) detained a commercial vehicle driver, and a dispute later erupted over money reported missing from his vehicle. Three sources told Darfur24 that RSF personnel stopped the driver atContinue Reading

Kabkabiya, February 25 (Darfur24) Field teams from the Displacement Tracking Matrix estimated that about 2,690 people were displaced from the town of Mustariha in Kabkabiya locality, North Darfur, due to escalating insecurity in the area. The teams said the displaced families had moved to various locations within Kabkabiya locality, whileContinue Reading

Nairobi, February 25 (Darfur24) Human Rights Watch said Wednesday that fighters from the Rapid Support Forces targeted, abused, and killed people with disabilities during their takeover of El Fasher, the capital of North Darfur, in the last week of October. In a statement, the organization said RSF fighters accused peopleContinue Reading

Serba, February 25 (Darfur24) Authorities in Chad re-closed the Adré border crossing with Sudan on Tuesday, just one day after permitting a limited resumption of commercial traffic and civilian movement. Sources reported that security measures were tightened along the border strip, preventing the passage of individuals and goods, although noContinue Reading