September 13, Nairobi — On Thursday, the UN cultural affairs agency, UNESCO expressed deep concern over the looting and damage of museums and heritage sites in Sudan amid the war. The impact of this crisis on Sudan’s heritage, cultural institutions and artists, has reached an “unprecedented level,” UNESCO said. TheContinue Reading
September 12, Nyala — Sudanese army warplanes have renewed their airstrikes on Nyala, capital of South Darfur, after they had been halted for over a month. On Thursday afternoon, an Antonov aircraft launched a strike, dropping two explosive barrels off the eastern part of Al-Jir neighborhood, west of the army commandContinue Reading
September 12, Buram — The RSF civil administration in South Darfur has imposed a one month state of emergency in the localities of Buram, Gereida, and Sunta in the southern part of the state, Adam Ismail, head of the joint security committee said. The RSF administration directed all emergency courtsContinue Reading
September 12, Tullus — The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) authority in Tullus town, South Darfur State has suspended the activities of educational institutions without providing any reasons. A source affiliated with the suspended institutes told Darfur24 that a local police director working with the RSF summoned the directors of Tulus LanguageContinue Reading
September 12, Nairobi — On Wednesday, the UNICEF Representative in Sudan, Sheldon Yate, announced that at least 30 children had been killed or injured a in shelling of Sennar city in central Sudan. The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) shelled Sennar, which is under the control of the Sudanese army, withContinue Reading
September 12, Nairobi — The United Nations Security Council adopted a draft resolution on Wednesday that extends the sanctions on Sudan until September 2025. The resolution extended the sanctions regime, including targeted sanctions such as asset freezes, travel bans, and an arms embargo, until 12 September 2025. The sanctions, however areContinue Reading
September 12, Tabit — Residents of the town of Tabit, North Darfur are struggling to survive. Fatima Ibrahim, who lives in the village of Kadarik, wakes up at sunrise and heads to the farms adjacent to the village to collect the “Tamleka” plant to make food for her children. “Tamleka”Continue Reading
September 11, Darfur —The Sudanese army has recovered multiple foreign-made aircrafts after maintenance work, a senior military source told Darfur24. These included Russian-made Sukhoi, Ilyushin and Antonov aircrafts as well as Chinese K8 jets. Sources also told Darfur24 that there is a delay on the arrival of Turkish Bayraktar aircrafts.Continue Reading
September 11, Rehid Al-Birdi — Seven people were killed and 300 livestock died as heavy rains and floods hit the town of Rahid Al-Bardi in South Darfur. The area has been cut off from the state capital Nyala for over a month, Sudanese Relief agency official Al-Sharif Suwar Ali said.Continue Reading
September 11, El Fasher — 11 people were killed by Sudanese army air strikes on the Mellit town and the Jebel Amer gold mine in North Darfur, and the city of Al Daein in East Darfur, eyewitnesses said. Abdul Rahman Muhammad Osman, an eyewitness in Al Daein, told Darfur24 thatContinue Reading