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 ...

Hundreds of thousands of people under siege in the Sudanese army's last holdout in the western Darfur region are running out ...

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 ...

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 ...

UNICEF calls for sustained, unimpeded access to fight the deadly outbreakMore than 1,180 cholera cases - including an estimated 300 cases in children - and at least 20 deaths have been reported in ...

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

Alawia and her family are now living in Tawila, where a family has welcomed them into its home. "Life is OK, thank God, but we worry about the future," Alawia told the BBC.

Ward and her team originally travelled to North Darfur in an attempt to get to the town of Tawila, a home for the more than 100,000 people who have been displaced by fighting in the city of El ...