Gen Mohamed News Today

Resolution calls for 'immediate halt to the fighting and for de-escalation'

White House official calls warring parties' failure to abide by the ceasefire 'appalling'

Elderly visitors to Khartoum were told they would not receive help from British embassy

Eliminating civilian suffering and ensuring a long-term ceasefire is critical, Annette Weber tells The National in an exclusive interview

Nearly half of the Sudanese population are in need of humanitarian and life saving assistance

Sudanese army says citizens and diplomats from US, Britain, France and China expected to be flown out of Khartoum

The army and the paramilitary group it is battling agreed to a 24-hour cease-fire. But many residents were unsure whether the truce was solid enough to safely flee.

Residents take to social media to air their suffering and mourn the dead

The use of violence against protesters continues “as in former years”, retired Police Lt Col El Tayeb Osman El Samani told Radio Dabanga and explained that “the police are still controlled by beliefs and behaviour inherited from the former regime,” posing a challenge to meaningful reforms.

Two people were killed, and four others injured in an attack on a market south of the Hameedia camp for the displaced in Zalingei, capital of Central Darfur, on Wednesday. Camp residents told Radio Dabanga that a trader was stabbed to death at his stall at the Moreen market, following a dispute with a person over a bank payment. The police arrested the alleged debtor, after which relatives of the accused reportedly killed the trader.