Central Darfur heavy rains destroy houses
Heavy rainfall in the area of Nierteti in Central Darfur affected over 2,500 houses in camps for the displaced this...
RSF aid convoy reaches South Darfur
The Forces for Freedom and Change (FFC) in Kass in South Darfur welcomed the arrival of the humanitarian aid convoy...
Storms cause death and destruction in Sudan
Heavy rain and thunderstorms caused three deaths and destroyed a large number of homes in Sudan on Wednesday. One person...
Thousands of North Darfur flood victims living rough
Thousands of families in Kabkabiya in North Darfur are still living in the open after their homes collapsed due to...
Flooding in Sudan; water-borne disease reported
14 people have been reported dead in Kassala, El Gedaref, and River Nile state, after torrential rain and flooding continued...
Sudanese MoH confirms two polio cases
The Sudanese Ministry of Health has reported two cases of polio, meanwhile advising prevention strategies against the spread of Covid-19....
People cautioned as Sudan floods leave six dead
Six people died and more than 500 houses collapsed in about ten villages as a result of heavy rains in...
Sudanese Unicef Deputy Executive Director appointed
United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres appointed Hannan Sulieman of Sudan to serve as the Assistant Secretary-General and Deputy Executive Director,...
Floods destroy bridge, roads, houses in eastern Sudan
Houses and a bridge have been destroyed by floods in eastern Sudan, and roads are blocked. The victims urge the...
$283 million needed to support Sudanese affected by Covid-19
The United Nations and humanitarian partners launched an addendum to the 2020 Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan on Sunday, to respond...
Nuba refugees in South Sudan demand UN aid resume
On Monday, a group of Nuba women in the Yida refugee camp in South Sudan carried out a protest in...
More than 350,000 people receive aid in Darfur’s Jebel Marra
United Nations agencies and humanitarian partners have provided life-assistance to at least 350,000 people in previously inaccessible parts of Jebel...
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