Amid regional diplomatic furor, Sudan’s paramilitaries forge a rival government
The Rapid Support Forces, the paramilitary group fighting Sudan’s military in the country’s calamitous civil war, signed a political charter with its allies late Saturday that aimed to establish a parallel Sudanese government in areas under their control.
Sudan’s military on Sunday broke a more than year-long siege on the crucial city of Obeid, restoring access to a strategic ...
sanctioned RSF-affiliated mining companies and companies supporting the SAF’s operations, and upgraded the business advisory for Sudan. Amid pressure from foreign governments and rights groups ...
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“The Sudanese Armed Forces is completely committed to upholding the laws of Sudan, the laws of war and international resolutions.” Over the last three weeks, RSF fighters have looted major ...
Jami’ai sun ce sojojin Sudan a ranar Lahadi sun yi nasara a kawo karshen kawanya ta sama da shekara guda a kan muhimmin ...
Nearly 22 months after war erupted from a power struggle between the two factions, the RSF controls almost all of Darfur in Sudan's west, and much of the neighbouring Kordofan region. The army ...
Nearly 22 months since the war erupted in Sudan between the RSF and the SAF, the paramilitary group still controls most of Darfur in Sudan’s west and much of the neighbouring Kordofan region.
In a statement, Sudan called Kenya's move to host Tuesday's meeting “tantamount to an act of hostility,” particularly as it preceded a planned announcement of a parallel government by the RSF.
The Sudanese government described Kenya’s hosting of the RSF, which Khartoum’s forces have been fighting in a civil war since ...
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