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.

Wednesday, Feb 26

Doctors Without Borders suspends operations in Sudan's Zamzam camp as violence surges, exacerbating an already dire humanitarian crisis and famine conditions.

Monday, Feb 24

Sudan's RSF signs a charter for a rival government while the army makes significant territorial gains amid ongoing violence and humanitarian crises.

Wednesday, Feb 19

Over 200 civilians are dead from recent RSF attacks in Sudan's White Nile as calls for a rival government intensify amid a humanitarian crisis.

Saturday, Feb 08

The Sudanese army reports significant advances in the battle for Khartoum against RSF paramilitaries, raising hopes for a turnaround in the nearly two-year conflict.

Tuesday, Feb 04

Uganda starts an Ebola vaccine trial targeting the Sudan strain, marking a swift response to a recent outbreak linked to a nurse's death.

Sunday, Feb 02

A paramilitary group's assault on an open market in Sudan killed 54 people, exacerbating the ongoing humanitarian crisis amid civil war.