Wednesday, November 11, 2026 • Libya: The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees estimated that 570,481 Sudanese have arrived in Libya since the outbreak of the war in April 2023, according to a summary on the situation of Sudanese refugees up to September 2026, among them 77,887 who were registered after the outbreak of the conflict, bringing the total number registered with the Commission to 93,581 refugees, with an average of arrivals across the land borders from Egypt, Chad and Niger of about 70 people per day, after the closure of the direct border with Sudan and the intensification of border monitoring pushed some refugees to longer routes (Source: United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees via Al-Marsad Libyan newspaper) • Wadi Halfa and return from Egypt: Hundreds of Sudanese returnees and deportees from Egypt spend long periods stranded near the Ashkeit crossing in Wadi Halfa in Northern State because of high internal transport prices, while the Humanitarian Aid Commission in Northern State says that about 3,000 people arrive daily from Egypt via the crossing, and the costs of transporting deportees to their areas exceed 600 billion pounds, amid arrangements to provide food, water, clothing and health services for returnees and deportees (Source: Ultra Sudan) • Voluntary return from Egypt: The Minister of Social Development in Khartoum State, Siddig Hassan Farini, received his family among the convoys of returnees to the country from Cairo via the voluntary return programme, after about three years of absence imposed by the circumstances of the war, and the family returned without their mother, who died and was buried in Egypt (Source: Azza Press)
— Editorial Team
