US State Department says two countries will proceed with first exchange of ambassadors in 23 years.

At least 18 Indians were among the 23 people killed and over 130 injured in a horrific LPG tanker blast at a ceramic factory in Sudan, the Indian mission said here on Wednesday. Sixteen Indians were missing after the incident that happened...

Fire breaks out after a gas tanker exploded at a tile factory in Khartoum, government says.

A huge fire has erupted in Bahri City’s industrial zone, north of the Sudanese capital Khartoum. At least 15 people have died, according to medics. The Central Committee of Sudan Doctors (CCSD) declared a citywide emergency. The incid...

Immigration ministers of three countries meet in Cairo for talks aimed at resolving dispute over water distribution.

New authorities in Sudan have ordered that the party of ousted leader Omar al-Bashir be dissolved and his regime “dismantled,” heeding the call of protesters, AFP reports. Bashir and his Islamist National Congress P...

An oppressive public order law that was used to regulate women's behaviour has also been repealed.

The United States, a key supporter of South Sudan, is calling back its ambassador in Juba, Thomas Hushek, for consultations as it shows frustration with dueling leaders’ failure to form a government, AFP reported on...

Desertification is already causing displacement in the country, which Red Cross says will be affected significantly by global warming.

Clashes kill three people, wound 24 others, as police impose a nighttime curfew in Sudan's main economic hub.

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Human Rights Watch says fatal attacks in June could amount to crimes against humanity.

Human Rights Watch finds security forces' attacks against Sudanese protesters could amount to crimes against humanity.

People in rural areas often have to travel for medical care in capital, where residents also struggle to get treatment.

The infestation devouring tonnes of crops in Ethiopia threatens neighbouring countries, the UN says.

Sudan's protest movement agrees to form the country's new parliament only after a peace deal is reached with rebel groups.

Khartoum says the satellite, which was launched by China, will conduct research for military as well civilian purposes.

In a press conference, Houthi spokesperson showed Sudanese army casualties who fought with the Saudi-UAE led coalition.

Twelve men - 11 Syrians and a Sudanese - discovered on road linking Antwerp to Brussels, police say.

UN migration agency suspends some Ebola checks at South Sudan border points with Uganda, DR Congo.

Heavy flooding since July has submerged entire communities and forced hundreds of thousands from their homes, OCHA says.

After Omar al-Bashir was removed as the president of Sudan, its artistic community is flourishing.

Egypt agrees to meet Ethiopia and Sudan over a disputed Nile dam as the Ethiopian premier toughened his tone.

Sudan’s government and armed rebel groups sign a ceasefire agreement to allow humanitarian relief into the war-torn parts of the African country.

Rallies held in several cities with demonstrators calling for the former leader's party to be dissolved.

Thousands of Sudanese have rallied in several cities, urging the country's new authorities to dissolve the former ruling party of ousted leader Omar al-Bashir.

Nine years after independence, and after nearly six years of conflict, South Sudanese call for faster implementation of peace deal.

Officials say Khartoum and rebels have managed to pin down a partial agenda for discussions.

Peace talks between the Sudanese government and various rebel groups resume in Juba.

Juba is hosting talks between the new government and representatives from two umbrella groups of rebels.