Sudan's generals, in power after a coup last year, have decided to leave the choice of future head of state and prime minister to civilian political factions, announced the deputy head of the military government, Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo

Around 1.300 people, mostly civilians of the Massalit tribe, have been reportedly massacred in Sudan's West Darfur over three days earlier this month by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and its allied Arab militias

Khartoum University decided to resume in presence studies in all faculties at the various levels, provided that all faculties complete their preparations by the end of this month, after classes in April were only in online mode

100 delegates from Sudan civil society groups, neighbourhood resistance committees, women's organisations, trade unions, political parties and religious and traditional leaders met in Addis Ababa to establish a Democratic Civil Front to end the war

Six months after fighting began in Sudan on 15 April, a UN spokesman said on Tuesday that nearly 4.000 people had been killed and thousands injured