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Security - 10 April 2026
Sudan, Libya Military Officials Hold Talks on Security Cooperation in Tripoli
April 5, 2026 ; A Sudanese military delegation held high-level talks in Tripoli with senior Libyan officials, agreeing to strengthen intelligence sharing and security coordination between the two countries.
By Jean-Marc Okito - 3 min read
Security - 10 April 2026
New Political Alliance Launched in Khartoum to Advocate Civilian Rule
Khartoum February 18, 2026; A new political coalition has been formed in Khartoum, marking the first such initiative in the capital since the outbreak of war in April 2023.
By Amina Kabasele - 3 min read
Security - 10 April 2026
Over 850 Foreign Fighters Backing RSF in Sudan Conflict, Military Sources Say
Sudan April 5, 2026 ; More than 850 foreign nationals are fighting alongside Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF), according to military sources, underscoring the growing international dimension of the country’s ongoing conflict.
By Amina Kabasele - 3 min read
Security - 10 April 2026
Sudan’s Revolutionary Front Opposes Reactivation of Anti-Corruption Committee
Sudan March 30, 2026; A Sudanese political coalition has criticized the decision to revive a key anti-corruption body, warning that the move risks deepening divisions amid the country’s ongoing conflict.
By Sarah Ndaya - 3 min read
Security - 10 April 2026
RSF Accused of Killing 16 Civilians in Ethnically Motivated Attack in El Fasher
Sudan March 25, 2026 ; At least 16 civilians, including three women, were killed in what has been described as an ethnically motivated attack in El Fasher, according to a medical network monitoring the conflict in the region.
By Sarah Ndaya - 3 min read
Security - 10 April 2026
UN Reports 28,000 Displaced in Blue Nile as Fighting Expands in Sudan
Sudan April 7, 2026 ; Escalating violence in Sudan’s Blue Nile State has displaced more than 28,000 people since mid-January, according to the United Nations, as ongoing clashes and disrupted supply routes continue to…
By Sarah Ndaya - 3 min read
Security - 10 April 2026
UN Envoy Meets RSF Leader in Nairobi to Discuss De-escalation in Sudan
Nairobi April 6, 2026; The United Nations Personal Envoy for Sudan, Pekka Haavisto, held talks on Monday in Nairobi with Rapid Support Forces commander Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, known as “Hemetti,” as part of ongoing…
By Jean-Marc Okito - 3 min read
Security - 10 April 2026
RSF Leader Urges UN to Open Aid Offices in Territories Under His Control
Sudan April 7, 2026; The leader of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, known as “Hemetti,” has called on the United Nations to establish humanitarian offices in areas controlled by his forces to…
By Amina Kabasele - 3 min read
Security - 10 April 2026
Sudan Suspends Private Broadcaster Sudania 24 Over Alleged Hate Speech
Sudan April 8, 2026 ; Sudan’s Ministry of Information has suspended the private television channel Sudania 24 and revoked its operating licenses, accusing it of professional misconduct and incitement of tribal tensions.
By Amina Kabasele - 3 min read
Security - 10 April 2026
Hundreds Killed as Drone Strikes Escalate Across Sudan
Sudan April 7, 2026 ; Intensifying drone warfare by Sudan’s warring parties has resulted in hundreds of civilian deaths and widespread destruction of critical infrastructure in the first quarter of 2026, according to…
By Amina Kabasele - 3 min read
Security - 4 April 2026
FARDC repels AFC/M23 incursion near Mungazi
Walikale, March 24, 2026 - The Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of Congo (FARDC), backed by Wazalendo fighters, repelled an attempted incursion by AFC/M23 rebels near Mungazi in Walikale territory, North Kivu.
By Sarah Ndaya - 3 min read
Security - 4 April 2026
AFC/M23 Describes Troop Movements as “Strategic Rotation,” Kinshasa Questions Intentions
Goma, DRC, March 29, 2026 - The AFC/M23 movement says recent withdrawals observed from several front-line positions in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo are part of what it describes as a “normal strategic rotation,”…
By Sarah Ndaya - 3 min read