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Toting large suitcases and bags of belongings, the Sudanese families crowding into Cairo's main railway station hoped to be ...

Officials in Sudan’s White Nile state on Saturday discussed plans to reopen border crossings with South Sudan to resume ...

Sudanese paramilitaries are forming a parallel government to the one controlled by the country's army, pushing Sudan further ...

More than two years have passed since Sudan plunged into a civil war that has caused what aid organizations have described as ...

Sudan's Prime Minister Kamil Idris on Saturday pledged to rebuild Khartoum on his first visit to the capital, ravaged by more than two years of war, since assuming office in May.According to Khartoum ...

A third free train service for Sudanese nationals voluntarily returning home from Egypt is scheduled to depart from Cairo on ...

Sudan's Interior Minister Babiker Samra has urged residents who fled the capital during the war to return, saying Khartoum is ...

Sudan's women and children are paying the highest price for a war the world barely acknowledges. 12 million people have been ...

As fighting in central and south Sudan intensifies, the Sudan Founding Alliance said Gen. Mohamed Hamdan, leader of the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, would head a 15-person government council ...

While conflict persists across much of Sudan, pockets of relative safety have emerged, and to date over 1 million internally ...

The Minister of Health in Khartoum State, Dr. Fath Al-Rahman Mohamed Al-Amin, has confirmed that all epidemic diseases have been contained, with an abundant medicine supply sufficient for four months.