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Tragic Aircraft Incident Claims 20 Lives in South Sudan

Tragedy Strikes: Plane Crash Claims 20 Lives in South Sudan JUBA, South Sudan - A harrowing incident unfolded in South Sudan as a small aircraft tragically descended from the skies, leaving a somber shadow over the nation. On a day that began like any other, at least 20 lives were abruptly extinguished when the aircraft met its fateful end in the northern expanses of Unity State, perilously close to Sudan's border. The vessel, its hum of engines barely reaching a crescendo, found its final resting place near the expansive…

Drone Strike on Sudan Hospital Claims Over 70 Lives

DARFUR, Sudan - In an event that has left the entire region reeling, a devastating drone attack on one of Darfur’s few operational hospitals claimed the lives of at least 70 individuals. Those on the ground have grimly described it as the biggest tragedy to hit Sudan since conflict flared up catastrophically. The ill-fated strike on the Saudi Teaching Maternal Hospital, nestled within El-Fasher, saw the obliteration of the very walls that once gave sanctuary and hope to emergency cases. An anonymous…

Dynamic Changes in U.S. Relations with Africa: What’s the Pace and Scale of Transformation?

A new era is dawning in the realm of U.S.-Africa relations, and one can almost hear the gears of change grinding into motion. Yet, before we pop the confetti, it's important to note that the current administration’s policies are still taking shape, and this process won’t yield fruit overnight. Still, the impact of several Executive Orders that Donald Trump signed in the nascent days of his presidency might just reverberate across the African continent like a thunderclap in a hot, muggy summer. During his Senate confirmation…

South Sudan Factions Poised to Restart Peace Negotiations in Kenya

Picture this: a weary South Sudanese delegation is once again preparing to set foot on Nairobi's buzzing soil. Their mission? A quest for peace that has been as elusive as a shadow at dusk. This Saturday marks another step in the tortuous journey towards stability for the world’s fledgling nation, South Sudan, still wobbling on its new legs. The diplomatic endeavor, colorfully christened "Tumaini" — the Kiswahili word for 'hope' — has brought together South Sudan's transitional government and a bouquet of holdout opposition…

Sudan: RSF Leaders Call Off Press Conference in Kenya Amid US Sanctions

Sudan: Unexpected Turn as RSF Cancels Kenya Media Briefing Triggered by US Sanctions KHARTOUM, Sudan - In a dramatic twist, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a major Sudanese paramilitary unit, abruptly called off a highly anticipated press conference in Nairobi. The cancellation came in the wake of the United States hitting the RSF’s leadership with swingeing sanctions, barely allowing organizers time to catch their breath. The briefing was slated to unfold at the…

Sudan: RSF Claims U.S. Shows Partiality by Imposing Sanctions on Its Leader

NAIROBI, Kenya - American Sanctions Spark Controversy with RSF The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) are bristling against Uncle Sam's decision to slap sanctions on their head honcho, saying the move reeks of favoritism. They're demanding a rethink pronto. This past Tuesday, the U.S. wielded its sanction hammer on General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, aka Hemedti, accusing him of leading a ruthless campaign that’s left a blood-soaked trail and millions on the run in Sudan over the last year and a half. With the RSF aiming to expand…

Sudan Secures AFCON 2025 Qualification as Benin Joins the Roster

Sudan’s football warriors have navigated the turbulent seas of civil conflict to secure their spot in the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations. Despite the chaotic backdrop, they triumphed in a fiercely competitive final round of qualifiers, joining Benin in the journey to next year's illustrious tournament. Due to the unrest that began in April of the preceding year, Sudan’s domestic league has been on pause, forcing the national team to play their home games on neutral grounds, far from the cheering home crowd. With Libya and South…

Egypt Backs Initiatives for a Quick Truce in Sudan – Foreign Minister

In a recent dialogue, Egypt’s Foreign Affairs Minister Badr Abdelatty reiterated the nation’s unwavering dedication to facilitating an immediate ceasefire, political reconciliation, and enduring peace in Sudan, while also ensuring that humanitarian assistance is promptly and effectively provided. This dialogue occurred during Minister Abdelatty’s engagement with Annette Weber, the EU's Special Representative for the Horn of Africa, on the fringes of the Sir Bani Yas Forum held in the United Arab Emirates. The core…

UN Urges Halt in Arms Supply to Sudan’s Conflicting Factions

UN Urges a Halt in Weapon Supplies to Sudan's Conflict Parties NEW YORK - The United Nations, standing as a global peace advocate, has taken a firm stance against entities providing arms to conflict groups in Sudan, criticizing them for fueling the ongoing bloodshed as the entrenched conflict nears its third anniversary with both factions fiercely vying for supremacy. The ongoing tussle between the Rapid Support Force (RSF) and the Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) over governmental control has plunged Sudan into a dire…

Ethiopia Faces Solitude in Nile Conflict as Sudan Aligns with Egypt

NAIROBI, Kenya – Ethiopia now finds itself alone in the tussle over the Nile waters. Sudan has aligned its stance with Egypt about a fresh treaty activated recently, governing the vital lifeline of the Nile Basin. According to Sudan Tribune's informed insiders, Ali Youssef, the newly appointed Foreign Minister of Sudan, chatted by phone with his Egyptian counterpart Sameh Shoukry to tackle the central issue of the Nile Basin dispute. This dialogue came hot on the heels of a controversial Nile Basin…

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