Malha, April 07 (Darfur24) Hundreds of families in the Sarqandil administrative unit, about 200 kilometers northeast of Al-Malha in North Darfur State, are facing a worsening water crisis as supplies dwindle ahead of the dry season. Displaced people and residents in Sarqandil, as well as the areas of Ain Basarwa,Continue Reading

Khartoum, April 07 (Darfur24) Residents of Khartoum State have reported sharp increases in transportation fares, fuel prices, and the cost of bread, reflecting mounting economic pressures on households across the العاصمة. Citizens told Darfur24 that public transport fares have risen significantly in recent days, despite no official announcements from localContinue Reading

Al-Junaynah, April 4 (Darfur24) The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Central Darfur have released five professors from Zalingei University after more than ten days in detention, following mounting pressure from officials and community leaders. Sources told Darfur24 that the release came after sustained interventions demanding the professors’ immediate freedom. TheContinue Reading

Al-Daein, April 06 (Darfur24) A measles outbreak in Labado town in East Darfur State has killed at least 59 people and infected hundreds, local emergency officials said, warning of a worsening health crisis. The Labado Emergency Room stated on Saturday that the virus had spread rapidly across the town, followingContinue Reading

Um Kadada, April 04 (Darfur24) Residents of Qawiya village in North Darfur have been displaced after the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) began constructing a military airstrip near the area, according to multiple local sources. Sources told Darfur24 that RSF forces ordered residents of the village, located about 30 kilometers eastContinue Reading

Damazin, April 04 (Darfur24) The Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) has reported that more than 10,000 people have been displaced from Kurmuk town in Blue Nile State between mid-February and late March, as security conditions in the area have sharply deteriorated. According to DTM data, approximately 10,310 individuals, representing 2,062 families,Continue Reading