Sudan’s government on Sunday pledged to restore electricity to the war-ravaged capital Khartoum by the end of September, a key step in its ambitious plan to make the city safe for residents to return.

The spokesperson for Sudan’s Joint Force, an alliance of armed groups allied with the army, on Sunday denied accusations that ...

Minni Arko Minawi, a key armed group leader allied with the army, said in an exclusive interview on Sunday that he was left ...

Sudan will block voice and video calls on Meta’s WhatsApp messenger starting next week, the country’s telecommunications ...

Sudan’s military leader, General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, landed his presidential plane at Khartoum’s main airport on Saturday ...

A Sudanese government committee on Saturday set deadlines of July and August to restore electricity to Khartoum’s hospitals ...

Sudan’s army on Saturday airdropped weapons, ammunition and food to a besieged base in Babanusa, West Kordofan, a move ...

Sudanese political leaders on Friday questioned the effectiveness of a new round of European Union sanctions against key ...

The European Union on Friday imposed its fourth round of sanctions on key figures and companies linked to Sudan’s warring ...

Sudan’s Prime Minister, Kamil Idris, arrived in Khartoum on Friday for his first visit to the capital since his appointment ...

Sudan’s military leader, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, on Friday ordered all military forces to withdraw from the capital Khartoum ...