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UN refugee agency says 400 people a day, about 20 times the previous daily rate, now cross from Sudan into eastern Chad.

Sudan’s war-driven famine revives memories of past famines as war drives displacement and food shortages.

In displacement centers across Sudan’s Blue Nile region, the suffering of displaced people does not The post Blue Nile IDPs with disabilities face challenges accessing aid, services appeared first on Radio Tamazuj .

Efforts to bring about humanitarian truces in Sudan hit a dead end as warring factions prioritise battlefield victories.

A total of 202 Sudanese refugees have returned from Uganda to Sudan on two voluntary... The post 202 Sudanese refugees return from Uganda on voluntary flights appeared first on Dabanga Radio TV Online .

The Ministry of Social Affairs in Sudan’s South Darfur State has begun preparations for the The post Arrangements underway for return of displaced El Fasher residents from Nyala appeared first on Radio Tamazuj .

Sudan faces a growing risk of severe food insecurity and famine-like conditions in parts of... The post Urgent report underlines Sudan famine risk as food insecurity worsens appeared first on Dabanga Radio TV Online .

14 September 2026 From the Al-Manshiya neighbourhood in eastern Khartoum, the Sudanese capital, to a refugee camp in northern Uganda, Ali Ishaq Idris, 22, faced a series of challenges. While fleeing the war in Khartoum, a stray bullet hit him in the leg, forcing him to walk on crutches while displaced in the hilly, rural […]

UN aid agencies on Monday said they may be forced to scale back humanitarian aid in Sudan – home of the world’s worst hunger and displacement crisis – due to funding shortfalls.

They fled a brutal civil war to reach safety in Egypt, but now many Sudanese women and girls are falling prey to sexual exploitation Sudanese women who fled to Egypt to escape the war in their country are facing increasing levels of sexual exploitation, with the Guardian told of single mothers forced to sell their bodies to survive and feed their children. Many of the women have not previously worked in Sudan, where

3 September 2026 “We are simply existing,” says Adam Abkar Adam, a refugee living in Adré, a camp along the border of Chad and Sudan. “Unable to provide anything for our families. It feels as though we are prisoners, only indirectly.” Feeling trapped and helpless to support his family, Adam remains determined to take the […]

25 August 2026 Despite the ongoing insecurity in and around El Obeid, the capital city of North Kordofan State, displaced people from surrounding villages and further afield continue to flock in. Ongoing insecurity in nearby villages, along with towns in South Kordofan State, has ensured a steady flow entering El Obeid, a city many humanitarian […]

Since civil war first reached her village in 2003, Samira has been displaced seven times, enduring devastating losses and injuries along the way Every morning, she spreads small piles of rice and spices on an aluminium tray in the market of Korsi refugee camp. Some of it comes from her monthly food ration, already meagre, distributed by the UN’s World Food Programme; some she buys when she can and resells for a small

Environmental and refugee groups have joined forces to benefit lives and wildlife in Wales and elsewhere Shielding his eyes from the blinding midday sun, Abdullah, a Sudanese asylum seeker, gazes out at the expanse of green in Tŷ Mawr country park in north Wales. “This place is so beautiful,” he says. “It feels a very long way from the Home Office.” Continue reading...

We were exhausted and in need of rest. In the morning, the kind locals prepared a huge breakfast and refused to accept any payment Read more in the kindness of strangers series Sudan in the 1980s was relatively quiet. In 1987 I was based there, working for aid agency Care in the final years before Omar al-Bashir seized power. One day I was returning from the city of El Obeid to the capital, Khartoum. After two weeks