Malha, February 12 (Darfur24) Health workers in Al-Malha, northeast of El Fashir, say a surge of unexplained fevers and malaria cases is straining already limited medical facilities, with clinics reporting heavy overcrowding and shortages of diagnostic equipment. A medical source who requested anonymity told Darfur24 that the locality has seenContinue Reading
Kordofan, February 12 (Darfur24) Drone attacks over two days targeted religious, educational, and service facilities in several cities across North and South Kordofan, leaving civilians dead or injured and damaging key infrastructure, according to local sources. The strikes were attributed by witnesses to drones believed to belong to the RapidContinue Reading
Al-Daein, February 12 (Darfur24) A dispute between South Sudanese refugees inside a camp in East Darfur State escalated into a fire that killed four people and injured four others, most of them children, according to local officials. An official at Hilal camp, east of Al-Daein, told Darfur24 that a fightContinue Reading
Al Salam, February 11 (Darfur24) Displaced residents of Al Salam camp, south of Nyala city in South Darfur State, say worsening health and living conditions, coupled with limited basic services, are contributing to the spread of disease inside the camp. Isaac Abkar, head of the camp’s youth committee, told Darfur24Continue Reading
Kalma, February 11 (Darfur24) The Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) has commenced implementing a program to support small income-generating projects for displaced people in Kalma camp, east of Nyala in South Darfur State, aiming to strengthen livelihoods and reduce reliance on aid. Ishaq Mohammed Abdullah, head of Kalma camp, told Darfur24Continue Reading
Geneva, February 11 (Darfur24) The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has warned that children in Sudan are living through what it described as the world’s largest humanitarian disaster, with conditions deteriorating rapidly, particularly in the Darfur region. UNICEF spokesperson Ricardo Perez said more than half of children in parts ofContinue Reading
Kordofan, February 11 (Darfur24) The International Organization for Migration (IOM) reported that approximately 115,223 people were displaced from the Kordofan region between October 25, 2025, and February 5, according to data collected by its field tracking teams. The displaced populations were recorded across 586 locations in 75 localities spanning 13Continue Reading
Tawila, February 11 (Darfur24) A fire that tore through a gathering of displaced people in Tawila, North Darfur State, killed a child and an elderly woman and injured several others on Monday, while destroying dozens of shelters and leaving many families without homes. Eyewitnesses told Darfur24 that the blaze eruptedContinue Reading
Nyala, February 11 (Darfur24) Farmers in South Darfur State are warning of a sharp decline in crop production this season, citing soaring farming costs, market stagnation, and the spread of spoiled agricultural inputs — pressures they say are pushing many growers to scale back cultivation or halt production entirely. FarmersContinue Reading
Reuters, February 11 (Darfur24) A Reuters investigation has revealed what it describes as a covert training camp in Ethiopia preparing thousands of fighters linked to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), raising urgent concerns about the widening regional dimension of Sudan’s war. The report, based on multiple sources, security documents, andContinue Reading