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أدت زيادة حديثة في الضربات بالطائرات المسيرة والقصف الجوي في كردفان ودارفور إلى مقتل عشرات المدنيين.

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UAVs (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles) or drones are currently playing a far larger, deadlier role in Sudan’s ongoing conflict than in the past, since the onset of war in mid-April 2023. According to the United Nations, UAVs caused more than 80 percent of civilian deaths in Sudan during

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The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have launched a new wave of arrests targeting money transfer operators in Nyala, South Darfur, Darfur 24 reported. The crackdown focuses on businesses using the Bank of Khartoum’s “Bankak” mobile app, with several owners recently detained and held

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“These miners are not criminals,” a gold trader told Avaaz. “They work very hard just to earn enough money to feed their families.” A health worker treating the wounded told Ayin they were not legitimate targets “simply because they were present in the area.” Read our

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The Egyptian military claim they targeted illegal gold mining and smuggling from their borders after bombing local miners i…

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Satellite imagery reviewed by Ayin shows two locations linked to Egypt’s 10 Oct air strikes on Sudanese gold miners: 22.07834, 34.90689 24.84248, 34.57923 The bombs used were Egyptian-made Naser unguided munitions. Once released, nothing steers them. Ayin’s investigation

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Read more from our investigation via the Ayin Network:

15 October 2026 The Egyptian military conducted at least five air strikes using US-made F-16 fighter jets on Saturday targeting artisanal miners in the Al-Agaidat gold mine in the North Al-Wadi area. The strikes killed an estimated 72 people, hitting miners working in the disputed Egypt-Sudan border region known as the Hala’ib Triangle, the Emergency…

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The Egyptian military claim they targeted illegal gold mining and smuggling from their borders after bombing local miners in the North Al-Wadi area last Saturday. But can this justification excuse using US-made F-16 fighter jets with Egypt-made, unguided, 400 kg Naser bombs

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Children in El Obeid, Sudan, are facing impossible choices just to pursue an education. With drones regularly flying overhead and striking civilian sites—including displaced family shelters and warehouses holding hundreds of thousands of textbooks—teachers are frequently forced

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Warning of increasing risk of famine in Darfur and Kordofan regions The IPC warns famine risk is accelerating across Darfur and Kordofan as conflict and El Niño-driven drought deplete food reserves. Severe malnutrition admissions have doubled in Nyala and quadrupled in Kass, and

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Increase in dengue fever cases in Damazin Damazin faces a severe dengue surge, which a doctor calls the third wave this year, with about 100 cases a day. Figures are disputed: the health ministry reports nearly 3,000 cases, the Doctors Syndicate committee 350 confirmed

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The Quintet resumes meetings to broker a ceasefire, peace in Sudan The Quintet resumed separate consultations on October 12. In Addis Ababa, the anti-war civil delegation presented a roadmap with three parallel tracks (humanitarian truce, ceasefire, political dialogue). It also

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Deadly air strikes on border gold miners spark widespread outrage Air raids attributed to the Egyptian Air Force struck three border locations between the Red Sea and River Nile states at about 8:00 AM on October 11, killing dozens of artisanal gold miners, many of them asleep.

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Golden graveyard: with schools shut and farms ruined by war, about 4 million Sudanese now dig for gold in makeshift shafts with no protection. And they’re dying in large numbers. Sudan Gold Read our Report:

12 October 2026 Moataz Ismail had just left childhood, but he did not find himself in school, as one would expect for an eighteen-year-old; instead, he was inside a mine shaft more than 30 metres deep, carrying primitive tools, including “chips and hammers”, to break rocks in search of gold. Moataz was forced to leave…

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At least 200 people were killed and hundreds critically injured on Saturday after air strikes targeted artisanal gold mining sites in the Shamal al-Wadi area near the Sudanese-Egyptian border. Missiles struck miner camps and collapsed underground shafts around 6 a.m. as workers

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Clashes around mining areas in Blue Nile and the Nuba Mountains are not new in Sudan. In Darfur, gold-rich Jebel Amer became a battleground in 2013-2014, when the Beni Hussein and Rizeigat tribes fought over its mines before control passed to forces affiliated with the RSF, a

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Munim Hassan does not see gold as the main driver of the Nuba Mountains clashes, but stresses that the timing was especially dangerous: the fighting erupted during the planting season, disrupting farming and threatening food supplies. ACLED’s Sudan analyst Ali Mahmoud Ali says

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The Nuba Mountains takeover of mining areas was preceded by SPLM-N clashes with the Atoro tribe in and around Kauda since April. Engineer Babiker Mohamed Madawi says the SPLM-N tried to displace the Atoro from gold-rich lands, a proposal rejected even by Atoro members of its

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Activist Ashraf Hassan says the RSF and its SPLA-N allies now control all the gold mines in Geisan province, historically known as the gold of Beni Shangul, along with much of the mining areas in Kurmuk. Only Buling, in Kurmuk, remains under army control. Local miners told Ayin

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The SPLM-N fighting in Kauda and Blue Nile, along the Ethiopian border, is no longer just about controlling cities, roads and military sites. The front lines increasingly overlap with gold-rich areas. In southern Blue Nile, where the RSF and the SPLM-N led by Joseph Tuka are

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An RSF military and tribal delegation arrived in the Nuba Mountains last Tuesday to mediate deadly infighting between the SPLM-N and local Atoro fighters. Tribal leaders say the clashes in Heiban and Kauda have killed over 500 Atoro and displaced more than 25,000, though Ayin

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Fatima (a pseudonym), a Jazeera State mother of two who lost her husband in the war, had no money to give when her village committee collected donations to repair schools, so she donated her gold ring, the only thing that survived the looting: “Their education is more precious to

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In a small Jazeera State town, a school left in ruins by the fighting reopened months after the war ended there. Its walls still bear bullet marks, and its roofs are damaged. When villagers met to discuss repairs, Fatima, a widow impoverished by the war, stepped forward and