Africa
Sudanese Women Preserve Bridal Henna, Safeguarding Identity Amid War and Water Crisis
Maintaining bridal henna has become a way for Sudanese women to protect cultural identity amid war and a water crisis.
Gold Mine Collapse Kills At Least 82 in Sudan’s West Kordofan
A gold mine collapse in West Kordofan killed at least 82, left around 50 injured and others feared trapped as rescuers search with basic tools.
RSF Frees 196 Women in Nyala, DNHR Says About 1,371 Still Detained
RSF freed 196 women in Nyala and reportedly paid each USD 1,000. DNHR says about 1,371 women have been detained and urges full investigations.
Global Aid Cuts Close 36 Sudan Clinics, Cutting Off Health Care For 473,700
Funding cuts are forcing the closure of 36 IRC-supported health sites in Sudan, cutting services for roughly 473,700 people.
MSF Says Funding Cuts Shrink Sudan Health System, Millions Lose Access
Cuts by US and European donors have closed dozens of clinics, forcing longer journeys and prompting MSF to urge UN leaders to increase support.
U.S. Senators Push UN Sanctions to Cut Sudan’s War Funding
Seven Democratic senators urged Ambassador Mike Waltz to press the UN to target Sudan’s gold and gum arabic trades to choke off war financing.
Sudan Ends Two-Year Night Curfew And Lifts Khartoum State Of Emergency
Sudan has lifted a two-year night-time curfew and a state of emergency in Khartoum, authorities said, amid the ongoing war.
Sudanese Anti-War Forces Reject El Burhan Dialogue, Demand Immediate Truce
Sudanese anti-war civilian and political forces rejected Lt Gen Abdelfattah El Burhan's dialogue call, demanding an immediate truce and an
Armed Drones Raise Risk for Aid Workers in Sudan, Gaza and DR Congo
UN agencies report 907 aid workers attacked last year, with drones driving a surge in killings, kidnappings and injuries across conflicts.
Sudan Paramilitary Forces Attack Border Town, Army Alleges Assault Launched From Ethiopia
Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces attacked the border town of Geissan, displacing 2,500 people, according to the International Organization
Heavy Rains Collapse Shelters and Block Aid in Blue Nile State, Sudan
Darfur Network for Human Rights reports Damazin city and other parts of Blue Nile State face a worsening humanitarian crisis.