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Sudan’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Harith Idris, submitted new documents to the UN and the UN Security Council, confirming the United Arab Emirates’ involvement in recruiting foreign mercenaries for the Rapid…

The Sudanese Army on Saturday confirmed its determination to lift the siege imposed by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) on El-Fashir city in the Darfur region. A reporter for Al Arabiya / Al Hadath stated that…

Six traditional miners were killed and nine others injured following the collapse of a mining well in Um Oud area, West Berber Locality, River Nile State. The Sudan Doctors’ Network strongly condemned, in a…

The General Coordination of internal displaced persons (IDPs) and Refugee Camps in Darfur stated that it is awaiting a joint assessment by humanitarian agencies to determine the number of casualties from the landslide in Tersen…

Kordofan, Sudanese Echoes – Member of the Sovereignty Council and Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces (TSC), General Shams El-Din Kabbashi, inspected the “Al-Sayyad” Mobile Task Force deployed along combat fronts in…

El-Fashir – Sudanese Echoes Governor of Darfur Region Minni Arko Minnawi said the situation in El-Fashir amounts to a humanitarian catastrophe beyond description, stressing that conditions there have become…

El-Fashir – Sudanese Echoes The Joint Force of Armed Struggle Movements revealed an unprecedented escalation of human rights violations committed by the Dagalo family militia in North Darfur, amid…

Port Sudan – Sudanese Echoes The spokesperson of the Sudan Liberation Movement (Minnawi faction), Al-Sadig Ali Nour, revealed that the commander of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), Mohamed Hamdan Daglo…

Washington – Sudanese Echoes The United States on Wednesday urged unrestricted humanitarian access to the village of Tarsin in Jebel Marra, western Sudan, and to all affected areas, as the country grapples…

Khartoum – Sudanese Echoes Hospitals across Khartoum State are experiencing severe overcrowding, with patients forced to stand in queues for intravenous drips, as fevers spread at an increasing rate.…