El Fasher, April 21(Darfur 24) The UN Humanitarian Coordinator in Sudan, Clementine Nkweta Salami, reported that forced displacement in North Darfur is hampering relief operations. In a statement obtained by Darfur24, Salami said that humanitarian organizations are facing critical and worsening operational challenges in North Darfur state, as a resultContinue Reading

Khartoum , April 20(Darfur 24) Three sources unveiled to Darfur24 on Sunday that the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have embarked on recruitment and training operations inside South Darfur State and in a neighboring country, in preparation for building a new professional army to pave the way for abandoning tribal mobilization.Continue Reading

El Fasher, April 19(Darfur 24) The Sudanese army, the joint force, anf members of the popular resistance, prevented a number of residents in El Fasher, the capital of North Darfur State, from leaving the city, under the pretext of ensuring their safety amid the deteriorating security situation. Eyewitnesses and localContinue Reading

  El Fasher , April 18 (Darfur24) Eyewitnesses and medical sources confirmed on Thursday that at least 10 civilians were killed as Rapid Support Forces( RSF) continued artillery shelling of the Abu Shouk neighborhood in El Fasher, North Darfur. Nizar Yousef, an activist in the Abu Shouk neighborhood, told DarfurContinue Reading

Al-Geneina, April 17, 2025(Darfur24) Ministry of Health in Central Darfur State revealed the deaths of more than 65 children among 850 cases of thyroid disease in the Trej area of ​​Zalingei, the state capital. In a statement to Darfur 24, Mohamed El Amin Rizqallah, the Minister of Health in CentralContinue Reading

Port Sudan, April 15(Darfur24) The United Nations announced on Tuesday that more than 400 civilians – including women, children, and the elderly, along with 12 aid workers – were killed in Zamzam and Umm Kadada, North Darfur, over the past three days. The Rapid Support Forces(RS announced over the pastContinue Reading

Agencies – Darfur 24 Britain announced on Tuesday that it will provide £120 million ($158 million) in additional aid package to the Sudanese people, who it said are facing the worst humanitarian crisis on record, as it hosted a conference marking the second anniversary of the war. During the conference,Continue Reading