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Sudan: Hundreds of families flee intense fighting near Khartoum Clashes intensified in recent days around the Hattab military base in Khartoum
Both of Sudan’s warring sides guilty of atrocities, finds UN mission Fact-finding report reveals range of crimes by RSF and
RSF loots National Museum of Sudan, says report Trucks loaded with items from the museum have been smuggled to South
How Sudan’s RSF became a key ally for the UAE’s logistical and corporate interests Analysts say Abu Dhabi is exploiting
CNN — At least 30 people have been killed following the collapse of a dam in Sudan’s northwest Red Sea State, according to the United Nations’s emergency relief agency. Hundreds more are believed missing, Reuters reported. Flash flooding decimated 20 villages and damaged a further 50 after the Arba’at Dam collapsed Sunday, the United Nations …
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UAE: Rapper Macklemore cancels concert over Emirati support for Sudan’s RSF Campaigners on social media had urged the pro-Palestine musician
Egypt’s Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation expressed its sincere condolences to Sudan following the collapse of the Arbaat Dam in Khor Arbaat Basin in the Red Sea coastal state. The dam is one of the main water sources that feed the city of Port Sudan, and its collapse led to floods that swept away …
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Sudan’s civil war, now well into its second year, has drawn ominous parallels to the tragic conflicts in Libya and
CNN — Food deliveries have resumed to Sudan’s famine-threatened Darfur region following the reopening of a key border crossing by Sudanese authorities after a six-month closure, as civil war rages in the country. The United Nations food agency said in a statement on Wednesday that the first convoy of trucks laden with essential food supplies …
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A key border crossing for humanitarian aid to enter Sudan will be reopened, the country’s government said Thursday, as the war intensifies, causing a growing number of people in the country to need food, water, shelter, and medical care. Sudan’s Sovereign Council announced it will open the Adre crossing, on the country’s border with Chad, for a …
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