Khartoum, October 13 (Darfur24) Medical services at Bashayer Hospital in southern Khartoum have been suspended after staff received direct threats from armed members of the Joint Forces, according to a medical source. The source told Darfur24 that hospital staff stopped work on Friday evening after the incident, briefly resumed operationsContinue Reading

El Fasher, October 9 (Darfur24) Hundreds of residents from the town of Kornoi in North Darfur have fled this week to the border town of Tina and to refugee camps inside Chad amid escalating intercommunal violence, according to three independent sources in Tina on the Sudan–Chad border. The clashes, whichContinue Reading

Al Daein, October 2 (Darfur24) Al Daein Radio in East Darfur State resumed broadcasting on Wednesday after more than two years off the air due to the war. Radio Director Adam Nair told Darfur24 that preparations had been completed to relaunch shortwave transmissions on 95 FM, starting with a two-hourContinue Reading

Nyala, September 11 (Darfur24) Prime Minister of Sudan’s Foundation Alliance (TASIS), Mohammed Hassan Al-Ta’aishi, on Wednesday, issued an order guaranteeing unhindered humanitarian access across the country, including the establishment of a national body to oversee aid operations. The order creates the National Humanitarian Access Authority under the Prime Minister’s supervision.Continue Reading

December 6, Nairobi — General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, commander-in-chief of the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and de facto leader of Sudan, arrived in Juba, capital of South Sudan on Wednesday to discuss “critical issues regarding the relations between the two countries.” It was Burhan’s third official visit to South Sudan sinceContinue Reading

December 4, Nairobi — The Chadian authorities are deporting Sudanese refugees from the Adre border camp. Refugees have been given three options: relocating them to another camp 200km from the city, being returned to areas they fled in Sudan or informing foreign organizations of their movement to another country. SourcesContinue Reading