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Sudan War & Civilians: MSF says there’s “no will” to end Sudan’s war or fund aid, warning of a worsening humanitarian collapse as drone attacks and health-system breakdowns intensify. Khartoum Airport Fallout: After a May 4 drone strike hit Khartoum’s airport and SAF sites, Sudan recalled its ambassador from Ethiopia, accusing complicity—coming right after the airport’s fragile return to flights. Local Governance in the Making: In Nyala, the Tasees administration is pushing to complete institutions, including forming a new police force and issuing documents—framing it as legitimacy-building, not secession. Regional Pressure & Accountability: Kenya’s foreign affairs PS defends issuing passports to people linked to RSF, calling it exceptional diplomatic practice for conflict actors. South Africa Politics (Context): Ramaphosa says he won’t resign as impeachment pressure returns, with commentary and legal maneuvering around the Phala Phala saga continuing to dominate headlines. Arts & Culture: A trailer drops for Athiradi, while Sudanese rap gets a mainstream moment—plus Eid Al Adha event listings in the UAE.

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Army stings and monetary incentives behind RSF defections in Sudan

Army stings and monetary incentives behind RSF defections in Sudan

Iran allows Chinese vessels through Hormuz; Israel threatens defamation suit against NYT; Over 60 killed in Sudan

Iran allows Chinese vessels through Hormuz; Israel threatens defamation suit against NYT; Over 60 killed in Sudan

In Sudan, a migrant community reveals a resistance to malaria: the genetic study helping shape medicine

In Sudan, a migrant community reveals a resistance to malaria: the genetic study helping shape medicine

Duaa Finally Sleeps…and Khartoum Recovers Its Spirit

Duaa Finally Sleeps…and Khartoum Recovers Its Spirit

Lost beneath Sudan’s sands: Scientists discover 6,000-year-old massive monuments from a forgotten civilisation

Lost beneath Sudan’s sands: Scientists discover 6,000-year-old massive monuments from a forgotten civilisation

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NATASHA MARRIAN: The world according to Arthur Fraser


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