Weekly News – 23 October

Ceasefire monitors urges parties to protect civilians amid rising insecurity

October 22, 2026 – Sudans Post

CTSAMVM Chairperson Maj. Gen. Dr. Hailu Endashaw Atomsa said the security situation remained mixed, with some areas relatively calm while others continue to experience violence. The monitors urged signatories to uphold the permanent ceasefire and strengthen civilian protection amid armed clashes, road ambushes, and intercommunal violence.

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Beyond the numbers: the hidden human cost of conflict

October 21, 2026 – UNMISS

A four-day UNMISS patrol to Duk county in Jonglei State witnessed firsthand the impact of recurring clashes between youth from Duk and Twic East counties, which have left fear and displacement since 2023 due to revenge attacks and resource disputes.

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SAF, RSF alliance claim contradicting military gains in Blue Nile

October 22, 2026 – Radio Tamazuj

The Sudan Founding Alliance claimed full control of the strategic Al-Birka area and a military camp in Blue Nile region, amid conflicting claims from the Sudanese army and the alliance over the fighting’s outcome.

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Death toll from drone strikes on Abyei market rises to 153

October 21, 2026 – Radio Tamazuj

The death toll from drone strikes on Amiet common market in the disputed Abyei region has risen to 153 from 73. Abyei’s caretaker information minister blamed the Sudanese army for the attacks, with victims buried in two mass graves and some still missing.

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Governor Rimbasa decries Nagero, Lakamadi attacks and calls for peace

October 22, 2026 – Radio Tamazuj

Western Equatoria Caretaker Governor Badagbu Daniel Rimbasa condemned recent attacks on government forces in Nagero County and Lakamadi Payam, warning against further violence and calling on political actors to pursue power through peaceful and democratic means.

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