Kauda, April 02 (Darfur24) Security tensions are escalating in the Atoro area of Kauda, a stronghold of the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement-North (SPLM-N), amid growing military mobilization and fears of renewed clashes over a disputed border demarcation. Sources told Darfur24 that forces have been mobilizing toward Atoro from multiple directions,Continue Reading

Nyala, April 02 (Darfur24) The head of the Presidential Council of the Sudan Founding Alliance, (TASIS) Lieutenant General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, has issued a decision to form an Interim Judicial Council, as part of efforts to build parallel state institutions. The decision appoints 11 members to the council, headed byContinue Reading

Blue Nile, April 02 (Darfur24) Field teams from the Displacement Tracking Matrix of the UN’s International Organization for Migration reported that about 1,725 people (345 families) were displaced from Qaisan town in Blue Nile State on March 30 due to worsening security and rising tensions. The region has seen escalating clashesContinue Reading

New York, April 01 (Darfur24) The United Nations has welcomed the Sudanese government’s decision to keep the Adré border crossing with Chad open for humanitarian supplies and aid workers until the end of June. The crossing, a key lifeline for Darfur and parts of Kordofan, has facilitated the delivery ofContinue Reading

Qulu, April 01 (Darfur24) An official from the Sudan Liberation Movement, led by Abdul Wahid Mohamed Nour, revealed that efforts are underway with international partners to hold the Sudanese Certificate exams in Jebel Marra. A senior official in the movement’s civilian authority told Darfur24 they are coordinating with the governmentContinue Reading

New York, April 01 (Darfur24) The United Nations has called on parties to the conflict in Sudan to halt attacks on civilians and critical infrastructure and ensure the safe and unhindered delivery of humanitarian aid across the country. UN Deputy Spokesperson Farhan Haq told reporters in New York that recentContinue Reading

Khartoum, April 01 (Darfur24) The Sudanese University Professors Committee (LJSU) stated on Tuesday that several professors from Kordofan University were arrested by security authorities in Al-Obeid, North Kordofan State, following a nationwide strike over salary issues. According to a statement seen by Darfur24, the arrests came after professors launched aContinue Reading

Nairobi, March 31 (Darfur24) Escalating tensions in the Middle East are beginning to reshape the trajectory of Sudan’s war, as disruptions in the Red Sea and shifting regional priorities place new economic and political pressures on the country’s warring parties. A new analysis by the Sudan Conflict Monitor indicates thatContinue Reading