Tuesday, October 6, 2026
• The Al-Amal Committee for the Voluntary Return of Sudanese Refugees from Uganda completed travel procedures for 80 returnees as part of the 26th voluntary return flight, departing today, Tuesday, from Entebbe International Airport to Khartoum, as part of the free flights supported by Badr Airlines in support of voluntary return efforts. The returnees were handed travel tickets and documents at the Sudanese Embassy building in Kampala, in the presence of Consul Ayman Suleiman and committee chairman Maj. Gen. Abdel Karim Yousif Yaqoub and committee members (Source: Al-Majd News — October 6, 2026) • The "Ana Sudani Ana" (I Am Sudanese) Family initiative celebrated two years since its launch in Riyadh, saying it has carried out more than 30 community events, charity bazaars and economic empowerment initiatives, alongside periodic visits to patients and underprivileged families, and its health activity extended to Sudan through shipments of medicines and medical equipment — relying on its members' own resources and community partnerships (Source: Al-Awda News — October 3, 2026) • The International Organization for Migration called for urgent international action to support returnees to Sudan, warning that about 1.3 million returnees face destroyed homes, closed schools and nearly halted health facilities, and that returning to devastated areas without support could push many into displacement again. UNHCR's Regional Coordinator Mamadou Dian Balde — after his visit to Khartoum and Wadi Halfa — said this return is "a desperate call to end the war," calling for stronger international solidarity with Sudanese and with their host countries (Source: The Eastleigh Voice — via the International Organization for Migration and UNHCR — October 5, 2026)
— Editorial Team
