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Mass protests took place yesterday, October 30, after resistance committees and activist networks had called for another Marches of the Millions. Hundreds of protesters were wounded and several were killed as security forces used heavy fire, according to witnesses.

Protesters barricade several streets in the capital a day after deadly crackdown by security forces.

KHARTOUM - Sudanese anti-coup protesters on Sunday manned barricades in Khartoum a day after a deadly crackdown on mass rallies, as a defiant civil diso

KHARTOUM - Sudanese anti-coup protesters on Sunday manned barricades in Khartoum a day after a deadly crackdown on mass rallies, as a defiant civil diso

The International Rescue Committee is scaling up aid in Sudan where conflict, extreme weather events, locust infestations, rising food costs, COVID-19, and other factors are driving increased humanitarian need.

Their claims are clear, they demand the cancellation of the peace agreement of 2020 signed between Khartoum and rebel groups from various regions. The agreement reportedly aggravated tribal rivalries when, according to one of the protesters leaders.

PORT SUDAN, Sudan — Under the harsh rule of ex-president Omar Al Bashir, Sudan’s eastern tribes felt abandoned and neglected, even taking up arms against him. But two years after his ouster, they remain marginalised and economically deprived.For millennia, the tribes living between the borders with Egypt and Eritrea have enjoyed a unique culture, with traditional dress, houses

Neglected eastern Sudan tribes in 'quest for justice'

Galal* is a healthy 1-year-old baby boy who loves to laugh. He is alive and thriving today with the help of the Alight programmes funded

Sudan's PM urges restraint as army and civilian divisions deepen