In an incident of shocking violence, the Mayo region (Souq 6) located in the southern part of Sudan’s capital city, Khartoum, came under heavy bombardment on Wednesday. The Sudan Doctors Syndicate has reported that the devastating attack resulted in 17 fatalities and left more than 106 people wounded. Khartoum: The…
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South Sudan Returnees Face Deadly Threat from Mines and Unexploded Ordnance Mines and unexploded ordnance continue to pose a significant danger to individuals returning to South Sudan, particularly in the Magwe district situated along the border with Uganda. An audit conducted by the United Nations Mine Action Service (UNMAS) in…
A Sudanese diplomatic source announced on Wednesday that the army had suspended talks with the rival paramilitary force, Rapid Support Forces (RSF), regarding a ceasefire and access to aid. The suspension of talks comes after weeks of fighting that erupted in Sudan between government forces and the RSF, starting from…
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The Security Council’s Decision The United Nations conveyed Secretary-General Antonio Guterres’ Issued statement saying that the Security Council holds the authority to determine the future of the UN mission in Sudan, including the possibility of its continuation or termination. The decision comes amidst mounting tensions and allegations exchanged between the commander of the Sudanese army, Lieutenant General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, and the head of the UN mission in Sudan, Volker…
Extension of Airspace Closure in Sudan The Civil Aviation Authority in Sudan has made an announcement regarding the extension of the closure of Sudanese airspace to all air traffic until June 15, 2023. This decision comes as a response to the military conflict that erupted in mid-April between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support forces. The closure, however, does not apply to humanitarian aid flights and evacuation flights, provided…
The Deputy Commander Rapid Support Forces’ Warning to Sudanese Army Commander In a development that adds to the ongoing tensions in Sudan, the deputy commander of the Rapid Support Forces, Abdul Rahim Daglo, delivered a letter to the commander of the Sudanese army, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan. In a video shared on the “Rapid Support” Twitter page, Abdul Rahim Daglo, surrounded by his troops on a military vehicle, emphasized the importance…
Unyielding Crisis Prompts Extension of Restrictions The United Nations Security Council decided on Tuesday to prolong the arms embargo and the unilateral sanctions imposed on South Sudan for an additional year. These sanctions were first introduced in 2018 in response to a dire situation of rampant violence and suffering within the country. The resolution was drafted by the United States and passed with ten votes in favor, with five nations choosing to abstain. The decision to extend the embargo is…
Heartbreaking Conditions in Sudan Orphanage: Over 60 Children Lose Their Lives In a devastating turn of events, at least 60 infants, toddlers, and older children have tragically perished in an orphanage in Sudan’s capital due to harrowing conditions exacerbated by the ongoing fighting outside. The children faced a dire lack of food and medical care, resulting in their deaths, with 26 children dying over a span of just two days. The shocking revelations about the extent of their suffering have…
Fragile Ceasefire Threatened as Sudan Army Halts Talks Sudan’s army has announced the suspension of its participation in ceasefire and humanitarian access talks, raising concerns about the potential resurgence of conflict that has already displaced hundreds of thousands of people. The discussions, held in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, between the army and the rival paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), initially showed promise with a declaration of commitments to protect civilians and two short-term ceasefire agreements. However, the ceasefire deals have been…
Protesters Halt England Cricket Team’s Coach The England cricket team’s coach was unexpectedly held up by demonstrators from the Just Stop Oil movement prior to a Test match against Ireland. Wicketkeeper and batter Jonny Bairstow captured the scene in an Instagram story, sharing a photo of protesters and police officers obstructing their team coach on the road. Bairstow’s caption humorously mentioned the potential delay, stating, “If we’re a bit late, it’s not our fault.” The one-off Test match between England…
South Sudan has called upon Kenyan President William Ruto to intervene and put an end to the monopoly held by Autoport Freights, a major logistics company, a firm associated with the family of former Mombasa governor Ali Hassan Joho for handling cargo destined for the neighbouring country from the Mombasa port through the rail line. The South Sudanese government has expressed concerns over the detrimental effects of this monopoly on trade and transportation, leading to higher costs and limited options…
Peace Talks Suspended Amid Rising Tensions In a major setback to the peace process in Sudan, high-ranking sources from the Sudanese Armed Forces have confirmed to BNN the suspension of their involvement in the ongoing negotiations with the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). These negotiations were taking place in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, and had the backing of both Saudi and American mediation efforts. Previously, the Sudanese Armed Forces and the RSF had extended a ceasefire agreement for five days amidst mutual…
Sudan’s fragile peace negotiations took a worrying turn as the army suspended talks on a ceasefire and humanitarian access. The decision, made public by a Sudanese diplomatic source, has raised fears of renewed violence and increased chaos in the country. The discussions, which began in May, had initially shown promise with commitments to protecting civilians and short-term ceasefire agreements. However, repeated violations by both sides have undermined progress, leaving the region on edge. Ceasefire Violations and Escalating Clashes Despite previous…
Securing Investments and Streamlining Gold Exports In a recent joint meeting, the Sudanese authorities committed to eliminating any barriers to the functioning of companies investing in Sudan’s mineral sector, particularly focusing on gold production and export processes. In light of the current economic climate, Ahmed Haroun Al-Tom, Executive Director of the Office of the Minister of Minerals, highlighted the necessity to protect and encourage these investments. He explained that the government had crafted a strategic plan to safeguard the interests…