The 2020 Juba Peace Agreement has not brought peace to the Sudanese conflicts, writes Gerrit Kurtz. In an article for the German Institute for International and Security Affairs, he maps out how it has served to create new alliances between armed groups and security forces in Sudan.
Sudanese officials seem to agree with the demands of the sit-in set up by residents of Zamzam camp for the displaced near El Fasher, capital of North Darfur, more than two weeks ago. The protesters in particular call for protection against the repeated attacks of gunmen on displaced in the area, and for better services. …
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Sudanese Authorities said at least seven people have been killed and 23 others injured after tribal renewed clashes in Blue Nile state on Thursday, barely a month after similar violence across the state left more than 100 dead. According to an activist interviewed by Sudan Tribune, the violence began when three vehicle loads of people …
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Around 80 refugees from Ethiopia crossed into Basunda in El Gedaref, following days of violent clashes between the Ethiopian army and the opposition Tigrayan Front forces near the Sudanese-Ethiopian border. Activists told Radio Dabanga from Basunda that the clashes lasted two days, the second of which was considerably more violent and intense, with both sides …
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The Red Sea state Security Committee announced on Wednesday that they will enforce the articles of the Sudan Penal Code that prohibits civilians to organise themselves in a military system and carry weapons. The armed opposition group of Shaiba Dirar rejects the decision.