RSF says it took control of Sudanese army infantry brigade in North Darfur

Al-Fashir witnessed violent clashes yesterday, a few days after the RSF announced taking over three major cities in Darfur

Chad receives supplies from Turkey for Sudanese refugees

In response to an appeal sent by the authorities of the Republic of Chad

Sudan warring parties commit to facilitate humanitarian aid in Jeddah talks

Talks concluded with commitments from both sides without an agreement to implement a ceasefire

Local residents inform of clashes in Ethiopia’s Lalibela

In early August, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s administration declared a six-month state of emergency following the outbreak of conflict in Amhara earlier this year

Czech PM’s visit to Nigeria cancelled by hosts for his support to Israel

The cancellation was a result of the Czech voting against ceasefire in Gaza at the UNGA

South Africa’s transport minister gets robbed 

Thieves put gun to Transport Minister Sindisiwe Chikunga’s head.

Kenya dam owner to compensate 2018 flooding victims

The incident occurred in 2018 when the dam collapsed after heavy rains, and water flooded through the fields of a 3,000-acre.

Over 200 days of war leaves Sudanese children on the brink: UNICEF

“Sudan is now the largest child displacement crisis in the world,” UNICEF says

Sudan’s fighting approaches South Sudan’s borders and Abyei, UN warns

UN warned that the battles in Sudan are approaching South Sudanese borders and the Abyei disputed region

Somali army retakes captured area from al-Shabaab

The Somali army announced that it regained control of the area in the Mudug province

Sudanese pound hits record low against US dollar

US dollar continued its rise against the Sudanese pound reaching the threshold of 1,000 Sudanese pounds

Egypt, South Sudan to intensify efforts to solve Sudanese crisis

Egypt and South Sudan agreed to intensify communications with Sudanese parties to solve their crisis

Revelations of systemic sexual abuse at Kenyan carbon offset project

NGOs reveal allegations of abuse and harassment at the Kasigau Corridor conservation project in southern Kenya spanning a period of 12 years

Gunmen in Northwestern Nigeria take lives of 13 Islamic school students

These gangs, with their large forest hideouts spanning across Zamfara, Katsina, Kaduna, and Niger states, have gained notoriety for their mass abductions of students from schools in recent years

S Africa detains 2 people connected to cash theft at president’s farm

The two suspects, aged 39 and 30, have been detained on charges of breaking and entering as well as theft

Thousands trapped by Somalia floods 

Thousands of people are trapped in flooded areas following heavy rains in Somalia’s Jubbaland state, the UN’s humanitarian agency says.

Gunmen kill at least 20 in attack in Cameroon

‘Compatriots were the victims of a major secessionist attack,’ says local official

Egypt slams Israeli minister’s call to ‘nuke Gaza’

Israeli Heritage Minister said “one of Israel’s options in the war in Gaza is to drop a nuclear bomb on the Strip”

Over 20 civilians killed following market shelling in Sudan, says NGO

Emergency Lawyers reported 20 killed, and several others were injured following shellings on a market in Omdurman

Sudan’s RSF seizes another state capital city in Darfur

RSF took over the army’s 15th Infantry Division in El Geneina, the capital of West Darfur State

Egyptian, South Sudanese presidents hold talks in Cairo

Egyptian President al-Sisi received South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir at the Al-Ittihadiya Palace in Cairo

Ousted Sudanese Sovereignty Council member refuses dismissal decision

Idris said that he is “not concerned with any decisions issued by those who do not have the constitutional right to issue them”

Gunmen kill at least 20 people in Cameroon

The assailants initiated their attack in the predawn hours, setting houses ablaze in Mamfe, as reported by the administrative head of the adjacent Manyu division

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