February 5, 2025 (PORT SUDAN) – A diplomatic crisis between Sudan and South Sudan intensified on Wednesday, marked by rising tensions and a war of words between their foreign ministries.

NOW THEY’RE GETTING READY TO LAY 30 YEAR OLD NIA LEAH TO REST. THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF A NONPROFIT FOR SOUTH SUDANESE YOUTH DIED JUST A FEW WEEKS AGO. KETV NEWSWATCH SEVEN’S QUANECIA FRASER ...

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obstructing aid deliveries to South Kordofan, and detaining civilians, including children, since January. The Sudanese army was not immediately available for comment. Sudan Tribune could not ...

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Cairo: The Arab League called Monday for launching a comprehensive Sudanese national dialogue on the basis of the country's unity and the integrity of its national territories. The League ...

Port Sudan, Sudan: In a makeshift shelter carved out of a schoolyard in eastern Sudan, 14-year-old Hanim Mohamed is using her rap music to bring comfort to families displaced by the country's ...

The ongoing conflict in Sudan is causing instability in South Sudan, where economic difficulties and political uncertainty are worsening, according to the Head of the United Nations Mission in ...

South Sudan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation on Tuesday expressed displeasure at the Sudan Armed Force (SAF) linking its citizens to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF).

he Revitalized Transitional Government of National Unity recently announced that they are postponing South Sudan’s elections, originally scheduled for December 2024. The new date for the elections is ...

In South Sudan, “one out of 10 children die before their fifth birthday,” Barton said. Watch our full interview above with National Geographic Educator Sharee Barton.