Tuesday, Mar 25

South Sudan faces a potential civil war as violence escalates between rival factions, drawing urgent warnings from the UN regarding the fragile peace agreement.

Sunday, Mar 23

Sudan's military has reclaimed the Republican Palace and Central Bank in Khartoum, a significant shift in control amid ongoing conflict with the RSF.

Sunday, Mar 16

In a significant strike, Iraqi and U.S. forces killed Abu Khadija, a top ISIS leader, marking a blow to the group's operations in Iraq and Syria.

Saturday, Mar 15

US and Israel push for resettling Palestinians from Gaza in Africa amid widespread rejection and international condemnation of the proposal.

Friday, Mar 14

UNICEF warns of a catastrophic humanitarian crisis in Sudan, affecting 30 million people, including 16 million children, amid escalating violence and famine.

Wednesday, Mar 12

Uganda sends special forces to South Sudan amid escalating tensions between President Kiir and Vice President Machar, raising fears of renewed civil conflict.

Monday, Mar 10

Amid rising tensions and violence, the U.S. has ordered non-emergency staff to leave South Sudan, raising international concerns.

Saturday, Mar 08

A UN helicopter evacuation in South Sudan came under attack, resulting in fatalities and raising concerns about the fragile peace process in the region.

Friday, Mar 07

Political tensions rise in South Sudan as allies of Vice President Riek Machar are arrested, raising fears over the fragile 2018 peace agreement.

Thursday, Mar 06

UNICEF exposes horrific rates of child rape in Sudan, where armed conflict has led to widespread sexual violence against children.