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‘Meddling’ by the West blamed for Sudanese war

CHINA and Russia have decried the meddling of Western nations for the deteriorating conflict in…

Conflict Leaves Sudan Health Sector Limping

HOSPITALS, offices and warehouses have forcibly been occupied, damaged and looted while vehicles and fuel…

Death Toll In Sudan’s Armed Clashes Rises To 863: Doctors Union

KHARTOUM, May 22 (Xinhua) — The death toll in the armed clashes between the Sudanese…

Arab League, GCC Welcome Sudanese Ceasefire Deal

CAIRO/RIYADH, May 21 (Xinhua) — Regional organizations and countries on Sunday welcomed the week-long ceasefire…

Sudanese Army Voices Commitment To Cease-Fire Deal, Humanitarian Arrangements

KHARTOUM, May 21 (Xinhua) — The Sudanese Army announced on Sunday its commitment to the Agreement on a Short-Term Cease-fire and Humanitarian Arrangements it signed with the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in the Saudi Arabian port city of Jeddah late Saturday. “The armed forces announce their commitment to the agreement and hope the RSF will abide by what it says,” the Sudanese army spokesman said in a statement. “The duration of the short-term cease-fire is seven days and will enter…

Three-day ceasefire holding in Sudan as countries race to evacuate citizens

KHARTOUM The security situation in Sudan has deteriorated sharply in recent days, prompting many countries to evacuate their diplomats and citizens. A three-day nationwide ceasefire to facilitate humanitarian efforts and evacuations appears to be holding. After 48 hours of intense negotiations, the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and its rival, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have agreed to a nationwide ceasefire starting at midnight on April 24, to last for 72 hours. Previous attempted ceasefires have failed.The two parties continued to…

Mbeki calls for ceasefire in war-torn Sudan

Former President Thabo Mbeki has called upon those at the forefront of the armed conflict in Sudan to employ an alternative approach to making their demands heard. The conflict in the northeastern African country has attracted international attention, with the capital city Khartoum having been brought to its knees as residents report running out of water, food, and power supply. More than 200 people have reportedly lost their lives in the heavy bombardments and gunfire between the Sudan Armed Forces…

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