Dilling, January 26 (Darfur24) The Sudanese Armed Forces announced on Monday that they had lifted the siege on the city of Dilling in South Kordofan State following fierce battles in the city’s eastern part. In a statement obtained by Darfur24, the army said it had reopened the Dilling road “byContinue Reading

Nairobi, January 26 (Darfur24) Dozens of civilians, including high school students, were detained by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) while traveling from Darfur states toward White Nile State, with many transferred to a prison in Al-Fula city, West Kordofan, sources said. A father of one of the students told Darfur24Continue Reading

Tawila, January 26 (Darfur24) The Sudan Liberation Movement (SLM) in Tawila, North Darfur, ordered the temporary detention of Chamber of Commerce officials on Saturday, following widespread complaints from residents over the unauthorized seizure and auction of local agricultural lands. Local sources reported to Darfur24 on Monday that a force fromContinue Reading

El-Obeid, January 26 (Darfur24) The Family and Child Court in El-Obeid has sentenced a teacher at a private school to ten years in prison after convicting him of sexually abusing an underage student, in a case that sparked widespread shock in the local community. Legal sources told Darfur24 that theContinue Reading

Baw, January 26 (Darfur24) An alliance of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement–North (SPLM-N) launched coordinated attacks on Malkin and Al-Silak areas in Baw locality, Blue Nile region, on Sunday, triggering widespread displacement and disrupting daily life, sources said. Sources told Darfur24 that RSF andContinue Reading

    Golo, January 25(Darfur24) Health sources in the Golo area of ​​Jebel Marra, Central Darfur State, reported on Sunday more than 300 new cases of measles, including some deaths. The increase in cases coincides with the conclusion of a measles and rubella vaccination campaign recently launched by UNICEF inContinue Reading

Nyala, January 24 (Darfur24) Nyala, the capital of South Darfur State, witnessed a period of relative calm and improved security last week, following weeks of tension marked by armed robberies and rising crime. Residents reported a noticeable decline in incidents on roads and in city markets. Despite the improved securityContinue Reading