Sudan truce extended, but strikes continue
Foreign representatives involved in seeking to quell the fighting welcomed the extended ceasefire deal and urged full implementation
Foreign representatives involved in seeking to quell the fighting welcomed the extended ceasefire deal and urged full implementation
For the past week, forces loyal to Sudan’s army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and rival fighters of Mohamed Hamdan Daglo’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have been battling for control
Over 300 people have been killed since the fighting erupted Saturday between forces loyal to Sudan’s army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and his deputy, Mohamed Hamdan Daglo
In a statement, G7 foreign ministers meeting in Japan warned the fighting “threatens the security and safety of Sudanese civilians and undermines efforts to restore Sudan’s democratic transition”.
Vurugu hizo zilizozuka Jumamosi zilidumu kwa siku ya tatu Jumatatu na idadi ya waliouawa ikizidi 100
Mapigano nchini Sudan yalidumu kwa siku ya pili tarehe 16 Aprili baada ya mapigano makali kati ya majenerali hao waliokuwa wakitawala tangu mapinduzi ya mwaka 2021 yaliyoua watu 56 na kujeruhi karibu 600, jambo ambalo lilizua taharuki ya kimataifa
Families spent the day sheltered in place too scared to move, but on Sunday, with the fighting showing no signs of abating, some have crept out onto the dangerous streets seeking food
Takriban watu 200 waliuawa katika mapigano ya siku mbili ya kikabila katika jimbo la kusini mwa Sudan la Blue Nile, kutoka idadi ya awali ya watu 150
It has been more than 50 years since Queen Elizabeth II visited Sudan but there are still some who remember her tour.
The capital has been the scene of near-weekly protests since army chief General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan launched a power grab in October last year that derailed a transition to civilian rule.