Month: April 2025
- Columns
To His Excellency , General Abdel Fattah al-BurhanPresident of the Transitional Sovereignty Council and Commander-in-Chief of the gallant Sudanese Armed Forces…
Dr. Abdelaziz Al-Zubeir Basha Mr. President, take the Book with strength . Your Excellency, Sudan today does not stand at a crossroads—it stands in the heart of an existential battle. The very soul of the nation is under siege, its institutions contested, and its future threatened with abduction. This is not a conflict; it is an invasion—one that seeks to uproot Sudanese identity and replace it with a foreign reality that bears no connection to…
- Columns
Zamzam is a stain on the forehead of the international community
By :Al-Sammani Awadallah I followed a video of a number of displaced citizens in the Zamzam camp in northern Darfur talking about the atrocities committed by the Rapid Support militia against civilian men, women and children . One of the elders gave a speech in which he criticized the international community and organizations that claim to defend human rights at a time when the militia practices the worst practices and the most egregious violations practiced…
- Columns
Has London ConferenceTranscended from a Momentary Event to a Sustainable Platform?
(A Vision for a London-Based Sustainable Mechanism to End the Conflict in Sudan)Professor Mekki El ShiblyExecutive Director – Mamoun Behairy Center, Khartoum Amid the political stalemate caused by the failures of the Port Sudan (Sudan Armed Forces and its allies) and Nairobi (Rapid Support Forces and its allies) tracks, along with the deepening humanitarian crisis in Sudan, the international community viewed the London Conference as a potential turning point in the war that has now…
- Breaking News
Sudan’s ambassador to Ethiopia meets with the chairman of the African Union Commission
Brown land Addis Ababa16-4-2025Mr. Al-Zain Ibrahim Hussein, ambassador of Sudan to Ethiopia, Permanent Representative to the African Union, met today with Mr. Mahmoud Ali Youssef, chairman of the African Union Commission, and renewed the welcome of the leadership and people of Sudan to assume his duties and thanked him for his positive interaction with the issues of Sudan in light of the aggression waged by the rebel militia. The ambassador provided a detailed enlightenment on…
- Uncategorized
Thousands of internally displaced people continue to flow from Zamzam camp in El Fasher to Tawila region.
Adam Rajal / spokesman for the general coordinator for displaced and refugees Brwon land Thousands of internally displaced people continue to flow from Zamzam camp in El Fasher to Tawila region. About 93,000 people arrived on Tuesday, April 15, between six in the morning and ten in the evening. They arrived in complex and critical humanitarian conditions along the way, as the scarcity of water and food led to deaths as a result of thirst,…
- Columns
UK—Wielding the Pen, Bearing the Disappointment
By/Somia Sayed The UK attempt to establish a contact group aimed at facilitating ceasefire talks in Sudan has collapsed. British Foreign Secretary David Lammy expressed regret over the failure to reach an agreement on a political roadmap.The UK, France, Germany, and the African Union were unable to issue a joint communiqué from the London Conference, as deep and fundamental disagreements over the war in Sudan dominated the discussions.According to The Guardian, divisions among Egypt, Saudi…
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London Sudan Conference – 15th April 2025 – Co-Chairs Statement
Published 15 April 2025 Brwon land heightened violence against international and national humanitarian workers, including mutual aid groups and emergency response room volunteers working within their communities, condemning such attacks in the strongest terms. Participants stressed the importance of accountability.We urged parties to lift all impediments, and guarantee safe, rapid, and unimpeded access throughout Sudan for humanitarian supplies and personnel. We specifically called on the parties to the conflict to respect the lifesaving and neutral…
- Columns
The Old Republican Palace in Sudan: A Unique Colonial Landmark that Carries National Memory and Must Be Preserved According to the Highest Standards of Historical Restoration
By: Dr. Abdelaziz Al-Zubeir Basha When the Old Republican Palace in Khartoum was built by the British colonial administration in 1900, it was not merely a residence for the Governor-General, but a bold declaration of a new colonial authority taking root in the heart of the city. Located at the confluence of the White and Blue Niles, the palace has since become a symbol of great architectural and political significance, where colonial history intersects with…
- Breaking News
The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Ismail Baghaei, has expressed deep concern over the catastrophic situation in the besieged city of El Fasher, Sudan
. He condemned the siege of El Fasher in North Darfur state and the attacks targeting innocent civilians and refugees in Zamzam and Abushouk camps, citing grave concerns over the deteriorating humanitarian situation. Baghaei called for: Immediate Lifting of the Siege: The siege of El Fasher should be lifted immediately. Cessation of Attacks: All attacks should be halted. Protection of Civilians: The protection of civilian lives should be guaranteed, based on fundamental principles of international…
- Breaking News
Attacks on Zamzam and Abu Shouk camps and Al Fasher must end now
Statement by the United Nations Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator in Sudan, Clementine Nkweta-Salami (Port Sudan, 12 April 2025) I am appalled and gravely alarmed by reports emerging from Zamzam and Abu Shouk displacement camps as well as Al Fasher town in North Darfur. According to reports, forces affiliated with the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) launched coordinated ground and air attacks on the camps and Al Fasher from multiple directions on 11 April, triggering intense clashes…