• Kassala and Red Sea: Worsening fuel crisis in Kassala and a new increase in gasoline prices in Port Sudan (Source: Radio Dabanga, September 30) • South Kordofan and Gedaref: Violations in mining in South Kordofan and demands to stop an artisanal mining site in Gedaref (Source: Radio Dabanga, September 30) • Khartoum: Al-Thawrat neighborhood in Omdurman experiences a drinking water outage due to an electricity problem, and complaints of fuel scarcity and stations stopping sales in Omdurman (Source: Radio Dabanga, September 30) • South Darfur: Gunmen kidnap a citizen in Mershing (Source: Radio Dabanga, September 30) • North Kordofan and North Darfur: Risks facing water transport services in El Obeid and Tawila due to lack of funding (Source: Radio Dabanga, September 30) • Darfur: Warnings of the trio of drought, war, and restricted humanitarian access putting the region "on the edge of the abyss" (Source: Radio Dabanga, September 29) • River Nile: Death of a young man from Al-Bawga while detained by federal investigations in Atbara, and the family demands an investigation (Source: Radio Dabanga, September 29) • North Kordofan: The Armed Forces announce the liberation of the Sodari area after violent fighting, confirming inflicting heavy losses on the Rapid Support Forces in personnel and equipment (Source: SUNA agency, September 25) • North Kordofan: "Emergency Lawyers" report the killing of at least 8 civilians and the injury of dozens in an attack on travelers in the Um Sharo area northeast of Sodari locality on Thursday (Source: Radio Dabanga citing Emergency Lawyers) • Blue Nile: The Tasis Alliance (Rapid Support Forces and SPLM-North) announced on Friday control of the Sarkam and Bakori bases; in contrast, Kurmuk commissioner Abdel Ati Mohamed Al-Faki says the army repelled an attack on the Kaili area and shot down a drone in Sarkam, the third in a week (Source: Radio Dabanga) • Darfur, Kordofan, and Blue Nile: The UN Refugee Agency reports that more than 400 people daily cross into eastern Chad via Adre and Tine during the past week — twenty times the previous rate — and that more than 55,000 refugees have arrived this year and about a million since April 2023, while funding has only reached 18% of the required $1.6 billion (Source: Refugee Commission, September 25) • Note: We have not yet received documented and important news from the rest of the states (Gezira, Sennar, White Nile, Northern, Central Darfur, East Darfur, West Kordofan); we will cover them as soon as documented news about them arrives — Editorial Team