Sudan’s paramilitary RSF accused of killing almost 300 people in village raids

Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) killed nearly 300 people in attacks in North Kordofan state that began on Saturday, according to Sudanese activists. The RSF has been fighting the Sudanese army in that area, one of the key frontlines of a …

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RSF Attacks Kill Nearly 300 Civilians in North Kordofan, Sudan

Sudanese rights groups say RSF attacks on villages in North Kordofan left nearly 300 civilians dead, deepening the country’s humanitarian crisis. Displacement in North Kordofan surges after deadly RSF attacks, as Sudan’s civil conflict deepens. Photo: @ …

Opinion| Sudan and South Sudan: A worse variant in the region five years post-independence

The attainment of sovereignty in Africa was a staggered and diverse process, with each new nation inheriting a unique set of political, economic, and social conditions from its colonial past. An examination of the initial state of Sudan, South Sudan, and …

Sudan: Life-saving aid must reach the people caught between the rains and conflict

Following the start of the rainy season in Sudan’s North Darfur region, Amnesty International’s Director for East and Southern Africa, Tigere Chagutah said: To stop this humanitarian emergency from spiraling further, parties to the armed conflict must …

When the Dignity of Nations is tested: South Sudan’s position on the US deportation decision

By Isaac Chol Aguer This article follows my earlier piece titled “Deporting Citizens… and Smuggling Garbage” published on July 6, 2025, written before the official statement issued by South Sudan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In South Sudan, rumors have a …

ICC cites evidence of ‘war crimes’ in Sudan’s Darfur

Scheharazad Muhamed Ahmed, 25, holds her 15-month old son, Eyaad Ahamday, as nurses administer treatment in Geneina in the only referral hospital in West Darfur, Sudan. (Diana Zeyneb Alhindawi/For The Washington Post) darfur-1stld-writethru 915 words …

South Sudan’s Silent Crisis: How Drought and Desertification Threaten the Future of Our Farmers

By Suzan Peter Mabuong In the heart of South Sudan, where land has long been a symbol of survival and hope, something painful is unfolding. The soil is turning to dust beneath people’s feet. The rain that once brought life now comes late, too little, or …

Opinion| Why clan conflicts persist in South Sudan: A social and anthropological perspective

The recent outbreak of violence between the Cie-Rut and Cie-Lwoi clans in Akobo County, Jonglei State, which left two dead and others wounded, is not just another tragic incident in South Sudan’s turbulent history. It reflects a deeper, older, and largely …

5 Dead after RSF Bombs Churches in Sudan

7/14/2025 Sudan (International Christian Concern) — From June 9 to 11, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) launched coordinated airstrikes on three churches in El Fasher, North Darfur, Sudan. The RSF targeted the Sudanese Episcopal Church, the African …