Riyadh has committed to contributing $3 billion in a joint fund for investments in Sudan, according to officials in Khartoum
Funding shortages have forced food ration cuts of up to 60% for more than three million refugees
UN refugee agency says rapidly escalating violence has prompted 7,000 people to seek refuge in Sudan's Blue Nile State over last month
Bitter dispute between Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan over the filling and operation of the Blue Nile dam remains unresolved
As the UK offers bridge loans, Sentry economist says Sudan's government must move quickly on tough reforms to stabilize the economy and benefit from p
Agencies working to relocate thousands to safer areas
Hundreds continue to flee Ethiopia's troubled Tigray region despite government assurances of safety back home
Despite the Ethiopian government's announcement that fighting in Tigray is over, many of the refugees say it is not safe enough to return home
Since the onset of the pandemic, 74% of refugees and displaced have met less than half of their basic needs, says UN refugee agency
$156 million needed to provide aid for up to 115,000 Ethiopian refugees and 22,000 people from host countries over the next six months
Evacuations were underway when the Sudanese government announced a cross-border attack from Ethiopia
Prime Minister Abdallah Hamdok says US removal of Sudan from terrorism list can create new reality
Over the past week, fewer than 500 a day have been arriving in Sudan, according to UN refugee agency
Aid is being mobilized to help tens of thousands of refugees in eastern Sudan, half of whom are children
The more than week-long conflict in Ethiopia between federal government and regional ruling party TPLF has forced more than 20,000 people to flee to S
About 2,500 Ethiopians have fled fighting into neighboring Sudan, with refugee exodus expected to swell, an official said
President says removal to take place after Sudan pays millions to US terror victims
12,500 refugees and migrants stranded in makeshift tents are moving to an army-built facility on the island of Lesbos
At least four journalists stopped by security forces at Bole International Airport and interrogated about their plans to cover regional elections in T
Officials say an estimated 125,000 refugees and internally displaced people are affected by Sudan's worst flooding in a century
July 25 attacks are blamed on armed nomads who targeted African farming communities, triggering mass exodus of at least 2,500 people from Sudan to Cha
US Treasury Department imposed far-reaching sanctions on businesses tied to Yevgeniy Prigozhin
A first group of 76 Ethiopian refugees are back home after living in exile in Kakuma camp for up to 12 years