At least 48 people killed in inter-communal violence

Tribal clashes in Sudan's restive Darfur killed at least 48 people, in the latest bout of violence to hit the region, state media reported.
Ethiopia, which started building the GERD in 2011
Sudan expresses concern over second phase filling of Nile dam
Sudan on Thursday said it is concerned with Ethiopia's announcement of intention to carry on with the second phase of filling the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD).
Unamid troops from Tanzania deployed in Khor Abeche, South Darfur, conducting a routine patrol
UN ends peacekeeping mission in Sudan
he UN Security Council has ended the peacekeeping mission in Sudan, adding another international trait to Khartoum as it rebuilds from years of war and isolation.
File photo - Sudan troops
Sudan sends troops to Ethiopian border as tensions rise
Saturday sees tensions rise between Sudan and neighbour Ethiopia as Khartoum deployed significant military reinforcements along its eastern border days after an ambush attributed to Ethiopian forces.
The US government has donated 65,000 tonnes of wheat to Sudan to help alleviate shortage of low-cost
Sudan receives $20 million food donation from US
The US government has fulfilled its November pledge of providing 65,000 tonnes of wheat to the Republic of Sudan.
There's been an increase in food prices in South Sudan
Christmas: Prices skyrocketing in Aweil
The citizens of South Sudan’s Northern Bahr el Ghazal State are complaining about skyrocketing prices of food and other commodities which they have attributed to the approaching festive season.
Sudanese Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok visited Ethiopia briefly on Sunday
Sudan says officers ambushed by Ethiopian 'forces and militias' during patrol
Sudan’s armed forces said on Wednesday that a number of its officers had been ambushed by “Ethiopian forces and militias” during a security patrol of the border region.