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Sudan/ OCHA deputy Director-General Briefed on Sudan’s worsening Humanitarian situation

Professor Al-Qouni Moustafa, Minister of Livestock, and Sudan’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations met with the Deputy Director-General of the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) for the Middle East and North Africa, Mr. Michel Saad, in New York, on the margins of the 81st session of the United Nations…

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Chemical Weapons in Sudan: Al-Burhan and the army leadership face calls for Justice

Senator Chris Van Hollen, chairman of the Subcommittee on Africa and Global Health Policy in the U.S. Senate, demanded an independent international investigation into allegations that the Sudanese army used chemical weapons, and that all those responsible be held accountable. He stressed that the United States had concluded that the Sudanese Armed Forces used chemical…

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Sudan/ Sudan’s islamists eye targeted attacks abroad to pressure governments on the war

Regional Terror Operations in the Making: Sudan’s Islamists Coordinate with Supporting States • Security source: Islamists trained in Iran have been deployed to African capitals to organise high-profile operations, with the participation of Al-Baraa, Al-Shabaab and the Houthis. • These elements have been deployed in Somalia, Djibouti, Ethiopia, Kenya, Uganda, South Sudan and Chad to…

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Sudan: The Tasis government is introducing a new approach to humanitarian aid management

In Nairobi, the Tasis government has taken a clear stance: the humanitarian emergency in Sudan requires action, coordination, and, above all, genuine institutional capacity. The meeting between Aziz Muhammad Ahmed Al-Safi, head of the National Humanitarian Access Authority, and senior European, Swedish, and German officials illustrates this commitment to placing the Sudanese government at the…

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Sudan: Nyala market visit signals government’s push for economic revival in south Darfur

In the vibrant aisles of Nyala’s Grand Market, politics rediscovers its primal force: direct contact with reality. The Prime Minister’s walk alongside the head of South Darfur’s civil administration outlines a masterful political strategy. The simultaneous presence of the municipality’s executive director, the Chamber of Commerce and the employers’ union transforms this inspection visit into…

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