October 28, Nairobi — The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) was accused of “atrocious crimes” by a senior United Nations officials following reports that 124 people were killed by the group over the past week in the central Sudanese state. Hundreds are also believed to be injured. “These are atrocious crimes,”Continue Reading

October 25, Nairobi — The U.S. Treasury Department announced it is sanctioning Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) senior leader Mirghani Idris Suleiman on Thursday for leading the SAF’s efforts to acquire weapons to use in its ongoing war against the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). As Director General of Defense Industries System (DIS),Continue Reading

October 24, Nairobi — In Kassala state, eastern Sudan, dengue fever is spreading at an unprecedented rate, especially among displaced people, sources told Darfur24. Three doctors at the Kassala Teaching Hospital have died from the disease. The emergency department at the hospital is allegedly receiving between 50 to 60 new casesContinue Reading

October 22, Nairobi — Sudan’s Humanitarian Aid Commissions bureaucratic barriers and delays have prevented seven million Sudanese people from receiving emergency food and medicine, Tom Perriello, U.S. Special Envoy for Sudan, said on Monday in a post on X. “Starvation cannot be a weapon of war,” he said. Perriello called onContinue Reading

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Nairobi, September 21 — On Sunday, the World Food Program released a report highlighting the significant increase in the prices of essential commodities in Sudan, making it difficult for households to afford basic necessities. The surge in prices have created a “critical food insecurity situation” which impacts over half the population.Continue Reading

October 21, Nairobi — On Saturday, new military reinforcements from the Sudanese army arrived in the town of Al-Malha, 210 km northeast of El Fasher, capital of North Darfur, for the first time since the outbreak of the war, sources told Darfur24. Some of the forces, including hundreds of fighters,Continue Reading

October 18, Nairobi — Never in modern history have so many people starvation and famine as in Sudan today, experts from the United Nations Human Rights Council said on Thursday. 97 percent of Sudanese’s internally displaced population, alongside civilians who remain in their homes, are facing severe levels of hunger,Continue Reading