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Sudan paramilitary strike on mosque leaves 13 dead in El-Fasher

Sudan paramilitary strike on mosque leaves 13 dead in El-Fasher

Sudan paramilitary strike on mosque leaves 13 dead in El-Fasher —————————————– Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) launched a deadly artillery attack on a mosque sheltering displaced families in El-Fasher, killing 13 people, Arab News reported. The strike came from…
Sudanese Cities Face Severe Famine Amid Ongoing Conflict

Sudanese Cities Face Severe Famine Amid Ongoing Conflict

Sudanese Cities Face Severe Famine Amid Ongoing Conflict …………….. Thousands of civilians in Sudan’s besieged cities in the west and south are enduring a severe humanitarian crisis, with many forced to eat tree leaves as food supplies dwindle. The situation…
Sudanese Conflict Claims 32 Journalists, Syndicate Reports

Sudanese Conflict Claims 32 Journalists, Syndicate Reports

Sudanese Conflict Claims 32 Journalists, Syndicate Reports ———————————- The war between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), which began in April 2023, has resulted in the deaths of 32 journalists, Xinhua reported citing a…
Sudan: Floods displace 1,200 families in Khartoum state, UN migration agency says

Sudan: Floods displace 1,200 families in Khartoum state, UN migration agency says

Sudan: Floods displace 1,200 families in Khartoum state, UN migration agency says ——————————————- Over 1,200 Sudanese families were displaced by floods in the Bahri city of the Khartoum state, the International Organization of Immigration (IOM) said on Sunday. The UN…
Sudan Cholera Outbreak Surpasses 113,500 Cases; Vaccination Drive Underway in Darfur

Sudan Cholera Outbreak Surpasses 113,500 Cases; Vaccination Drive Underway in Darfur

Sudan Cholera Outbreak Surpasses 113,500 Cases; Vaccination Drive Underway in Darfur —————————- Since July 2024, Sudan has recorded over 113,600 cholera cases, with more than 3,000 deaths, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). The outbreak has reached a case…
Dengue Fever Cases Surge Amid Sudan’s Ongoing Conflict

Dengue Fever Cases Surge Amid Sudan’s Ongoing Conflict

Dengue Fever Cases Surge Amid Sudan’s Ongoing Conflict ………….. Sudan’s health minister said tens of thousands of people have been affected by dengue fever and other diseases as seasonal rains strain hospitals and infrastructure already weakened by war, SABC News…
Worsening Sudan Conflict Sees Surge in Ethnic Violence and Civilian Deaths

Worsening Sudan Conflict Sees Surge in Ethnic Violence and Civilian Deaths

Armed conflict and rivalry over power and dominance continues to ravage the already-devastated Sudan. UN has warned of escalating impact and the unprecedented toll on civilian population. A recent drone strike by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) on a…
Sudan’s Famine Forces Residents of El-Fasher to Eat Animal Feed, New York Times Reports

Sudan’s Famine Forces Residents of El-Fasher to Eat Animal Feed, New York Times Reports

Sudan’s Famine Forces Residents of El-Fasher to Eat Animal Feed, New York Times Reports —————————————– Residents of El-Fasher, the capital of North Darfur in Sudan, are resorting to eating animal feed in order to survive amid a deepening famine caused…
Sudan Doctors Warn of Famine Risk in Besieged El Fasher

Sudan Doctors Warn of Famine Risk in Besieged El Fasher

Sudan Doctors Warn of Famine Risk in Besieged El Fasher …………. Sudan’s Doctors Union has warned that El Fasher, the capital of North Darfur, is facing a severe humanitarian crisis as fighting intensifies. The group described conditions in the city…
El-Fasher under siege: Sudanese city faces deadly paramilitary assault amid rising famine

El-Fasher under siege: Sudanese city faces deadly paramilitary assault amid rising famine

El-Fasher under siege: Sudanese city faces deadly paramilitary assault amid rising famine ———————————— The Sudanese city of El-Fasher, North Darfur, is enduring its most intense paramilitary assault yet, leaving residents facing hunger, disease, and death, Arab News reported citing the…
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