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Sudanese Refugee Finds Community in Mogadishu During Ramadan

Forced to flee Sudan due to the ongoing conflict, academic Ishag Ali Mohamed has found a new sense of belonging in Mogadishu, Somalia. Leaving everything behind, he sought refuge in the Somali

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Rapid Support Forces Declare War with Sudanese Army is Not Over

Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has insisted that its conflict with the Sudanese army is far from over, despite its recent withdrawal from the capital, Khartoum. In a statement shared on

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Sudan’s Army Chief Pledges to Crush RSF, Rules Out Reconciliation

Sudan’s army chief, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, has declared his commitment to defeating the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), making it clear that reconciliation is not an option. In a video message released

Sudan on the brink amid scramble for democracy

If there is such a thing as “too much democracy”, it might help us understand the political drama that has unfolded in Sudan since the overthrow of former President Omar al-Bashir in

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UN estimates that $445 million is needed to assist 860,000 people who may flee Sudan by October

The UN announced on Thursday that it was preparing for an exodus of 860,000 people from Sudan’s war-torn country, adding that it would take $445 million to support them just through October.

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Burhan, Sudan’s de facto leader, dismisses an adversary paramilitary general

After more than a month of deadly fighting between forces loyal to the two generals, Sudan’s de facto leader Abdel Fattah al-Burhan fired his deputy-turned-rival Mohamed Hamdan Daglo on Friday. Following a

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Reports from Sudan Doctors Syndicate 411 victims among civilians

The Sudan Doctors Syndicate reported on Saturday that 411 civilians had died and 2,023 had been injured as a result of the fighting between the army and the Rapid Support Forces, an

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Defending the October coup: Sudanese general promises to transfer power

In 2021, one of Sudan’s top generals led a coup against the country’s interim government. He later called the coup a “mistake.” Gen. Mohammed Hamdan Dagalo, commander of the nation’s paramilitary Rapid

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UN report accuses South Sudanese officials of violating human rights

In a recent report, a panel of investigators supported by the United Nations claims that several South Sudanese officials have committed grave human rights violations and should be held accountable. The Commission

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Sudan: The power struggle between two generals

The two most powerful generals in Sudan have been at odds for weeks. They collaborated on a military coup just 18 months ago to thwart the country’s democratic transition. These tensions between

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On April 18, 2023, as fighting between the army and paramilitary forces led by rival generals rages for a fourth day, despite growing international calls for an end to hostilities, residents of southern Khartoum begin to flee.

Sudanese fighting resumes as the cease-fire takes effect

On Tuesday, a 24-hour cease-fire reportedly reached by rival generals in Sudan went into effect, but fighting continued in the capital, making it uncertain whether it would last. Residents reported hearing gunfire

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UN food agency suspends operations in Sudan following staff death

The UN’s food agency announced on Sunday that it was ceasing operations in Sudan following the deaths of three staff members in the unrest-plagued Darfur region as fighting broke out between the

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Pope Francis makes one last call for peace on his South Sudan trip

Pope Francis issued yet another call for peace on his final day in South Sudan. Francis pleaded with South Sudanese people to put down their weapons and show forgiveness as he celebrated

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South Sudan gets ready to receive Pope Francis

For the first papal visit to the DRC since 1985, Pope Francis touched down in Kinshasa on Tuesday afternoon. The trip to the Continent includes a stop in Juba, the capital of

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South Sudan’s Liquid Technologies Rebrands

Cassava Technologies’ pan-African technology company, Liquid Telecom South Sudan, has changed its name to Liquid Intelligent Technologies South Sudan. This shows that it has become a one-stop-shop for businesses and consumers in

2 weeks ago

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Sudan

Sudanese Refugee Finds Community in Mogadishu During Ramadan

Rapid Support Forces Declare War with Sudanese Army is Not Over

Sudan’s Army Chief Pledges to Crush RSF, Rules Out Reconciliation

Sudan on the brink amid scramble for democracy

UN estimates that $445 million is needed to assist 860,000 people who may flee Sudan by October

Burhan, Sudan’s de facto leader, dismisses an adversary paramilitary general

Reports from Sudan Doctors Syndicate 411 victims among civilians

Defending the October coup: Sudanese general promises to transfer power

UN report accuses South Sudanese officials of violating human rights

Sudan: The power struggle between two generals

Sudanese fighting resumes as the cease-fire takes effect

UN food agency suspends operations in Sudan following staff death

Pope Francis makes one last call for peace on his South Sudan trip

South Sudan gets ready to receive Pope Francis

South Sudan’s Liquid Technologies Rebrands

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