September 3, Nyala — Four patients at Nyala Dialysis Center in South Darfur state have died recently, and there is a severe lack of supplies in the hospital, the director, Hamid Musa, told Darfur24. Nyala is Sudan’s second largest city and was captured by the Rapid Support Forces last October. Continue Reading
September 3, Kabkabiya — The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has imposed a curfew from 5pm to 5am in the town of Kabkabiya, 155 km west of El Fasher, capital of North Darfur. Kabkabiya hosts about 24,000 displaced people from various cities in Darfur fleeing the war. The RSF took controlContinue Reading
September 3, Kassala — On Monday, massive crowds attended the funeral procession of 25-year-old Al-Amin Mohamed Nour, who was allegedly tortured to death inside the security and intelligence apparatus’ detention centers in the city of Kassala, eastern Sudan. Videos posted on social media platforms showed huge crowds attending the funeralContinue Reading
September 3, El Fasher — Fourteen people were killed and 36 injured after airstrikes launched by the Sudanese army hit Millet in North Darfur on Monday, a source at Mellit Rural Hospital told Darfur24. Among the victims were nine women and three children. There were critical cases requiring urgent surgeryContinue Reading
September 3, El Fasher — Heavy rains that hit areas of North Darfur State on Saturday swept away the main road linking the city of El Fasher and the Zamzam camp for displaced persons. The rain also caused the collapse of hundreds of houses in the city, as well as aContinue Reading
September 2, Zalingei — Four people were killed and dozens injured when an airstrike hit a camp for internally displaced people on Saturday night in Zalingei, capital of Central Darfur State. This marks the first time that the Sudan army has bombed Zalingei since the outbreak of the conflict lastContinue Reading
September 2, El Geneina — UN Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed visited the Adre border in Chad on Friday and stressed the need to keep it open permanently. On August 15, the Sudanese authorities agreed to deliver humanitarian aid through the Adre crossing for three months, after repeated international demands toContinue Reading
September 2, Port Sudan — On Sunday the Ministry of Health said the number of cholera cases had risen to 2,583 and the death toll to 98. Over 230 new cases had been recorded in Gedaref and Kassala in southeastern Sudan. The UN Refugee Agency noted these areas of particular concernContinue Reading
September 2, Abu Matariq — Three refugees from South Sudan died in a camp in East Darfur state in the last few days due to starvation, the chief told Darfur24. The camp in Abu Matariq has over 6,600 refugees. They are suffering from a severe shortage of food, shelter, healthContinue Reading
August 29, Dilling — On Thursday, the Sudanese army air dropped eight large containers into Dilling, the secondest largest city in South Kordofan State. The Rapid Support Forces and the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement have been blockading Dilling from all directions since January, creating a food and medicine crisis in theContinue Reading