Khartoum, February 15(Darfur24) The International Organization for Migration (IOM), revealed on Sunday that 529,661 people returned to Sudan from abroad between January 2024 and December 2025. In a report, the IOM stated that majority of returnees (89%) entered Sudan from Egypt, while 11% returned from Chad, and less thanContinue Reading
Al-Abbasiya, February 15(Darfur24)Eyewitnesses reported on Sunday that ten civilians were killed as a landmime blew up last Friday on the Al-Sanadra road, west of Al-Abbasiya town in South Kordofan state. Eyewitness Abbas Omar Al-Nour told Darfur24 that the mine detonated as residents of Al-Damir village were traveling inContinue Reading
Rashad, February 14 (Darfur24) A child has died from injuries sustained in a large fire that tore through the Qarnafleh camp for displaced people in Rashad locality in South Kordofan State, leaving extensive destruction to homes and property belonging to dozens of already vulnerable families. A member of local emergencyContinue Reading
El Fasher, February 14 (Darfur24) Doctors and humanitarian workers warned Saturday that deaths are being recorded daily among patients and wounded civilians trapped in health facilities and detention centers in El Fasher, North Darfur State, amid a worsening collapse of medical services. Medical sources told Darfur24 that patients and injuredContinue Reading
Nyala, February 14 (Darfur24) Two Sudanese civilians were killed in separate shooting incidents this week in South Darfur and Al-Jazirah states, according to relatives and local sources, in cases that have raised fresh concerns about civilian safety amid ongoing insecurity. In South Darfur, unidentified gunmen opened fire Thursday on aContinue Reading
Al-Tina, February 14 (Darfur24) A drone strike believed to have been carried out by the Rapid Support Forces killed a man and his wife in the Sudanese border town of Al-Tina on Saturday, local sources said, in the latest in a series of aerial attacks that have heightened fear amongContinue Reading
Nyala, February 14 (Darfur24) Local sources reported on Saturday that the Rapid Support Forces released three teachers they had been detaining in the Bilel locality of South Darfur, following community-led mediation efforts. The teachers had been arrested in January on accusations of collaborating with the armed forces and continuing toContinue Reading
Agencies, February 14 (Darfur24) A new report by the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights says fighters from the Rapid Support Forces carried out widespread abuses during their offensive to seize control of El Fasher last October, describing the violence as potentially amounting to war crimes andContinue Reading
Al-Daein, February 14 (Darfur24) The Rapid Support Forces have begun constructing an oil refinery near the Sufyan oil field in East Darfur State as part of efforts to restart oil production in the region, according to three informed sources who described ongoing technical and security preparations around the site. TwoContinue Reading
Al-Tina, February 13 (Darfur24) Drone strikes believed to have been carried out by the Rapid Support Forces hit the Sudanese border town of Al-Tina on Wednesday, killing at least six civilians and wounding six others, while also targeting a military convoy, according to local sources. The attacks, which struck aContinue Reading