Air raids kill at least 11 in Sudanese capital: group
At least 11 people were killed and dozens injured Sunday in air strikes on a neighbourhood in the south of ...
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Both of Sudan’s warring sides accused of torture
The job was simple: drive his truck from war-torn Khartoum to Al-Jazira state south of Sudan's capital. Othman Hassan was ...
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Sudan fighters evict Khartoum residents, clashes in Darfur
Khartoum, Sudan - Sudan's paramilitaries have ordered civilians to vacate homes in the capital's south, several residents said Sunday, as fighting ...
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Time to go home, DFA advises remaining Pinoys in war-torn Sudan
The Department of Foreign Affairs on Sunday urged all Filipinos in Khartoum, the capital of Sudan, to “go home” after ...
Read moreUN warns Sudan faces ‘full-scale civil war’ as air raid kills 22
Conflict-torn Sudan is on the brink of a "full-scale civil war" that could destabilise the entire region, the United Nations ...
Read moreSudan war kills 12 more in Darfur fighting: doctor
Khartoum, Sudan - Fighting on Sunday between rival Sudanese generals in Darfur killed at least a dozen civilians, said a doctor ...
Read moreSudan war death toll surges past 2,000; fighting enters 3rd month, gov killed
Khartoum—Sudan’s devastating war raged on into a third month Thursday as the reported death toll topped 2,000 and after a ...
Read moreSudan truce extension brings renewed fighting, little aid
Khartoum, Sudan - Fighting flared again in Sudan on Tuesday despite the latest ceasefire pledges of the two warring generals, meant ...
Read moreAir strikes shake Khartoum as Sudan rivals agree 1-week ceasefire
Air strikes and artillery exchanges shook the Sudanese capital Saturday and armed men ransacked the Qatari embassy as the country's ...
Read moreWorshippers hurt in Sudan church attack, combatants say
Khartoum, Sudan - Christian worshippers were attacked in a Khartoum-area Coptic church during mass on Sunday, both warring sides claimed, ...
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