Sunday, November 1, 2026 • Chad and North Darfur: The International Organization for Migration announced today, Sunday, the displacement of 1,150 people over three days, from 29 to 31 October, from four villages in Umbaru locality in North Darfur — Mazbat, Urirei, Tari and Um Haraz — due to worsening insecurity, and said that some families were displaced to other locations within the locality while others crossed the border into Chad, and that the security situation remains highly tense and volatile (Source: International Organization for Migration via Anadolu Agency) • Uganda and voluntary return: The Al-Amal Committee completed the procedures for the return of 161 Sudanese from Uganda to Khartoum Airport in two flights, the first being flight 29 on Saturday, 31 October, carrying 80 returnees via Badr Airlines free of charge, and the second being flight 30 on Monday, 2 November, carrying 81 returnees via Tarco with support from the Federal Zakat Chamber, after the returnees were handed their tickets and documents at the headquarters of the Embassy of Sudan in Kampala (Source: Media office of the Al-Amal Committee for the Voluntary Return of Sudanese Refugees from Uganda via Africa Belaraby) • Egypt: Sudanese refugees in Egypt face difficulties in completing their procedures at the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, between errors in personal data and repeated visits to correct them and distant appointments to obtain asylum residence reaching, according to the accounts of some of them, to the year 2029, while the Commission announced its intention to apply a new mechanism to bring forward the appointments for issuing residence starting from the end of October, without its details being clear yet, amid the presence of around 846,000 Sudanese registered with the Commission in Egypt (Source: Ultra Sudan)
— Editorial Team
