The city of Port Sudan is experiencing severe hardship these days as temperatures have risen to 50°C (122°F), resulting in numerous cases of illness and fainting among the people, amid clear government incapacity and a complete absence of effective solutions.
The Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) announced the opening of its office in Khartoum yesterday, Thursday, 30/07/2026. The organization’s Executive Secretary, Workneh Gebeyehu, said: “The office’s activities will not be limited to supporting peace processes but will extend to contributing to reconstruction projects...”
On 27 July 2026, state forces—including the Rangers, FC, and Police—opened direct fire on unarmed Kashmiri protesters. These citizens had set out on a long march toward Muzaffarabad following the failure of negotiations after a 50-day sit-in at Rawalakot, resulting in dozens of protesters being killed. Instead of addressing the public protest through political means,
After the people of Hebron (Al-Khalil) took a commendable stand at the Diwan of the Al-Tamim clan, denouncing the mixing of genders and the heinous crime organized by the municipal council at Al-Hussein Stadium, the Governor of Al-Khalil, Khaled Dudin, emerged to utter words brimming with insolence towards Allah (swt) and challenging the deeply rooted values of Islam embodied in the clans and people of Al-Khalil.
