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Exclusive, April 03 (Darfur24) An official from Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has warned that severe funding shortages and restricted humanitarian access are undermining efforts to deliver life-saving assistance across Sudan, as conflict continues to disrupt essential services and expose civilians—especially women—to escalating risks. In an exclusive interview with Darfur24, EsperanzaContinue Reading

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Khartoum, April 03 (Darfur24) Sudan’s army chief, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, issued a series of decrees on Thursday appointing a new Chief of Staff and introducing wide-ranging changes in the military’s top leadership. According to an official statement, Yasser Abdel Rahman Hassan Al-Atta has been appointed Chief of Staff. Al-Atta previouslyContinue Reading

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Al-Tina, April 02 (Darfur24) An emergency response group in the Sudanese border town of Al-Tina, near Chad, has distributed food baskets to about 178 families in the Hami area, amid worsening humanitarian conditions. The Al-Tina Emergency Room said the initiative was carried out with support from the North Darfur EmergencyContinue Reading

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Jebelein, April 02 (Darfur24) A drone strike on Al-Jebelein Hospital in White Nile State killed and wounded several civilians, including medical personnel, on Thursday, according to local sources, in one of the latest attacks affecting civilian facilities amid ongoing fighting. A local official told Darfur24 that at least six peopleContinue Reading

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Kauda, April 02 (Darfur24) Security tensions are escalating in the Atoro area of Kauda, a stronghold of the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement-North (SPLM-N), amid growing military mobilization and fears of renewed clashes over a disputed border demarcation. Sources told Darfur24 that forces have been mobilizing toward Atoro from multiple directions,Continue Reading

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Nyala, April 02 (Darfur24) The head of the Presidential Council of the Sudan Founding Alliance, (TASIS) Lieutenant General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, has issued a decision to form an Interim Judicial Council, as part of efforts to build parallel state institutions. The decision appoints 11 members to the council, headed byContinue Reading

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Blue Nile, April 02 (Darfur24) Field teams from the Displacement Tracking Matrix of the UN’s International Organization for Migration reported that about 1,725 people (345 families) were displaced from Qaisan town in Blue Nile State on March 30 due to worsening security and rising tensions. The region has seen escalating clashesContinue Reading

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New York, April 01 (Darfur24) The United Nations has welcomed the Sudanese government’s decision to keep the Adré border crossing with Chad open for humanitarian supplies and aid workers until the end of June. The crossing, a key lifeline for Darfur and parts of Kordofan, has facilitated the delivery ofContinue Reading

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Qulu, April 01 (Darfur24) An official from the Sudan Liberation Movement, led by Abdul Wahid Mohamed Nour, revealed that efforts are underway with international partners to hold the Sudanese Certificate exams in Jebel Marra. A senior official in the movement’s civilian authority told Darfur24 they are coordinating with the governmentContinue Reading