Tag: Darfur

Browse our exclusive articles!

318 RSF Fighters Defect to Sudan’s Army in Latest Blow to Paramilitary Group

RSF fighters are leaving Sudan's paramilitary ranks in growing numbers. Sudan's army says 318 fighters, including four commanders, have defected and joined its forces in a significant wartime development.

North Kordofan: Sudan Army Claims Control of Key Towns After RSF Battles

Sudan's army says it has regained control of three key North Kordofan towns from the Rapid Support Forces, a move that could strengthen supply routes into El Obeid and reshape the conflict across central Sudan.

EU Slaps Sudanese Gold Ban on Warring Factions to Starve Conflict of Cash

The European Union has approved a Sudanese gold ban aimed at cutting off revenue streams that sustain Sudan's civil war. The measures prohibit imports of Sudanese gold and restrict exports of key mining chemicals used in gold extraction.

Sudan Peace Plan Stalls As Army Demands Full RSF Withdrawal From Captured Cities

The Sudan peace plan backed by the United States has hit a major obstacle after Sudan's army insisted the Rapid Support Forces withdraw from every city it has captured since 2023. The dispute threatens a proposed 90-day truce aimed at easing one of Africa's deadliest conflicts.

El-Obeid Blockade Triggers Deadly Cholera Crisis in Besieged Sudan City

The El-Obeid blockade is deepening Sudan's humanitarian emergency as a cholera outbreak spreads through North Kordofan, leaving hundreds of thousands cut off from aid, clean water and medical services.

Popular

Tundu Lissu hunger strike ends after a day, but lawyer row continues

Tundu Lissu’s brief hunger strike over access to his lawyers has ended, but a dispute over confidential legal meetings at Tanzania’s Ukonga Prison remains unresolved.

NSCDC officer arrested after Kubwa Market shooting in Abuja

Police arrested NSCDC officer Onoja Samuel after he allegedly fired a pistol into the air during a dispute at Kubwa Market in Abuja. Investigators recovered a pistol and 17 rounds of ammunition, but questions remain about the alleged trigger for the confrontation and the charges he may face.

Niger Blames Chad and France for Agadez Drone Strike, N’Djamena Demands Proof

Niger accuses Chad and France of backing a drone strike that killed two civilians near the Salvador Pass. Chad denies involvement and calls for an independent investigation.

Russia-Africa summit faces trade gap and security questions in Moscow

The Russia-Africa summit has opened in Moscow with 22 African heads of state attending, half the number who travelled to Sochi in 2019. Trade shortfalls, military recruitment concerns and security controversies threaten to overshadow the Kremlin's economic ambitions.

Subscribe

spot_imgspot_img