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US-Deported Migrants to South Sudan Detained in Djibouti

The situation surrounding the deportation of eight migrants by the United States government has become a focal point of controversy and human rights discussions. These individuals, who hail from various nations, find themselves with uncertain futures as they navigate both legal challenges and geopolitical dilemmas. Recent events saw these migrants deported toward the troubled territory of South Sudan, a nation that has been engulfed in conflict for years. However, instead of arriving at their final destination, they are…

Ethiopia’s South Sudan Refugees Confront Looming Health Crisis, Charity Says

Health Crisis Looms for South Sudanese Refugees in Ethiopia As the sun sets over the dusty landscape of Southeast Africa, thousands of South Sudanese refugees find themselves grappling with a stark reality—a brewing health crisis that is only growing graver by the day. With the alarming spread of cholera and increasing conflict, the humanitarian situation in Ethiopia's refugee camps is becoming dire. Recently, a group of women photographed diligently gathering water from a facility established by Doctors Without Borders…

US-Deported Migrants Bound for South Sudan Detained in Djibouti

A recent court ruling has placed a group of migrants, who were deported from the United States, in Djibouti as they await further proceedings. This decision comes in light of the Trump administration's actions. The U.S. government has stated that these eight migrants, hailing from various countries, were expelled due to previous convictions for violent crimes. On Tuesday, they embarked on a flight destined for South Sudan instead of their home countries, as the U.S. was unable to secure the necessary approval from those…

Russia Reaches Out to Sudan with Gift of Geological Atlases

Reviving Sudan's Mineral Sector: A New Era of Cooperation with Russia In the landscape of global trade, few stories reflect resilience and renewal quite like that of Sudan's mineral sector. Amidst the backdrop of ongoing conflict, crucial mining data has been recovered, marking a pivotal step forward for the country. These records aren't just numbers; they symbolize hope, representing an invaluable foundation for rebuilding a sector that has long been clouded by instability. How can we turn this data into actionable…

Renewed Clashes Emerge Between Sudanese Military and Paramilitary Forces

In a tense and volatile climate, Sudan has once again become a theater of intense conflict. The city of Omdurman, nestled against the majestic flow of the Nile, resounded with the cacophony of warfare on Tuesday. This unrest serves as a poignant reminder of the fragile peace that once inhabited the nation's heart. But what led us to this juncture? The Sudanese army, in a strategic maneuver, engaged in fierce battles against rival paramilitary forces in Omdurman. According to descriptions from a correspondent of Agence…

U.S. Sends Twelve Asians Back to South Sudan, Attorneys Say

Controversial Deportations Raise Ethical Concerns An unsettling email originating from a detention officer has unveiled a troubling situation involving a Burmese national identified merely as "N.M." The startling news? N.M. was "removed...to South Sudan." This revelation, while succinct, has set off a flurry of reactions that reveal the complexities of immigration policies and the human cost behind them. The move has not only caught the attention of the public, but it has sparked significant criticism from various…

Kenya Assembles Task Force to Probe Plane Crashes in South Sudan and Somalia

Energy Cabinet Secretary Davis Chirchir/FILE In a significant move aimed at enhancing aviation safety, long-serving pilot Captain Peter Maranga, alongside Fredrick Kabunge from the Ministry of Transport, has been appointed to lead an investigation team. This team is tasked with reviewing all preliminary accident reports involving Kenyan-registered and operated aircraft. These reports have been submitted over the past five years by both South Sudan and Somalia. As the aviation sector continues to evolve, this initiative…

Wave of Drone Attacks by Paramilitary RSF Shakes Region

Port Sudan Under Siege: The Complexity of Conflict in Sudan It was early Tuesday morning when the tranquility of Port Sudan shattered. Drones, operated by Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), blitzed critical sites of this Red Sea city. The airport, main port, and a prominent hotel bore the brunt of this assault, as confirmed by military officials. This was not an isolated event; rather, it marked the second such airborne attack within a week on this once-peaceful city, now serving as a refuge for those…

Northeastern State Refutes Claims of UAE Radar Installation in Bosaso for Sudan and Yemen Strikes

Northeastern State Denies UAE Installed Radar Systems in Bosaso BOSASO, Somalia – The vibrant yet often turbulent city of Bosaso, known for its strategic importance along the Somali coast, is once again at the heart of controversy. Allegations have surfaced, claiming that the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has clandestinely installed radar systems here with the intent of launching strikes on faraway lands like Sudan and Yemen. However, Northeastern State's Minister of Information, Mohamud Aideed Dirir, has dismissed these…

Sudan Severs Relations with UAE Following RSF’s Port Attack

In an unexpected twist of geopolitical dynamics, Sudan publicly announced on Tuesday that it is severing diplomatic ties with the United Arab Emirates. The accusation? The Gulf state stands with the paramilitary forces that recently orchestrated a drone strike in the heart of Port Sudan. Sudan's Security and Defense Council wasted no time labeling the UAE an "aggressor state." In a stern communication, they accused the emirate of backing the notorious Rapid Support Forces (RSF). Why does this claim strike a chord…

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