STORY: Sudanese cholera patients, already displaced due to war, fill a United Nations-run makeshift clinic at Tawila ...

A siege by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces has caused a famine in North Darfur’s capital el-Fasher. Sudan’s 27-month ...

(Reuters) -Hundreds of thousands of people under siege in the Sudanese army's last holdout in the western Darfur region are ...

Sudan’s Ministry of Health announced 2,345 new cholera cases, including 21 deaths, bringing the total number of reported ...

Cholera is ripping through North Darfur, Sudan, threatening thousands of children already weakened by hunger and displacement ...

UNICEF said that the lives of more than 640,000 children under five are at heightened risk of violence, disease and hunger.

By Kielce Gussie After more than two years of violence, destruction, and displacement, Sudan continues, according to the ...

Fasher say Rapid Support Forces fighters killed, looted, and raped people during their escape ...

In North Darfur state notably, low cereal supply, poor harvests and a prolonged food deficit have severely affected food ...

The ongoing conflict in North Darfur, Sudan, has triggered a severe public health emergency, with cholera spreading rapidly and threatening the lives of over 640,000 children under the age of five.

In recent months, more than half a million people have taken shelter in Tawila, some 60km (37 miles) west of el-Fasher, the state capital, which has been under two months of siege by the RSF rebels.

The lucky ones like Hussein made it to Tawila, despite barely any aid available there. The fighters did not pursue them. Ibrahim Essa, a 43-year-old father of six, didn't think he would make it out.