Sunday, October 4, 2026

  • Blue Nile: Suicide drones targeted the home of regional governor Lt. Gen. Ahmed Al-Omda Badi and a number of dignitaries in Al-Damazin at dawn yesterday, Saturday, causing material damage without injuring the governor, while military sources confirmed air defenses confronted and shot down the drones (Source: Kona News – Blue Nile regional government statement; Al-Hadaf newspaper)
  • South Kordofan: Casualties fall in a drone attack on the city of Kauda and artillery shelling hits the city, in parallel with the targeting of UN convoys in Delling (Source: Sudan Now – Anawin Al-Youm)
  • North Kordofan: The Armed Forces announce the liberation of the Al-Mazroub area "by force and might," amid reports of the army expanding into 17 areas within 72 hours toward Darfur (Source: Al-Majd News; Sudan Now – October 3–4 headlines)
  • Khartoum: Al-Dharra Hospital launches the Pink October 2026 events under the slogan "Early Detection Makes the Difference," and the state health ministry launched a surgical convoy at Bahri Teaching Hospital with support from the Qatari Red Crescent (Source: Al-Majd News; Sudan Now)
  • Gezira: The women's oncology camp in Wad Medani aims to perform 50 complex surgeries and supports localizing rare specialties, and the state governor received the Blue Nile regional governor in Wad Medani (Source: Al-Majd News)
  • Red Sea: The state governor launches a package of projects at Port Sudan Teaching Hospital for Obstetrics and Gynecology, while the container terminal at the southern port recorded handling more than 33,000 TEUs during September (Source: Sudan Now; Al-Majd News)
  • Kassala: The state traffic director meets the governor to review the plan to rehabilitate traffic departments, while the education ministry launched a project to rehabilitate three special-education schools (Source: Al-Majd News)
  • Gedaref: The Ministry of Social Welfare and Development conducts a field tour of the city's public market (Source: Al-Majd News)
  • Sennar: The state health director praises Save the Children Organization's interventions in the vector-control campaign in Sinja (Source: Sudan Now)
  • White Nile: Third-grade intermediate exams conclude amid about 3,000 students being barred from sitting the exams by a decision of the education ministry, sparking anger among families and teachers (Source: Al-Hadaf newspaper quoting Radio Dabanga)
  • River Nile: Health insurance announces the field clinic at Al-Nahda camp has exceeded 6,000 beneficiaries (Source: Sudan Now)
  • Northern: The General Meteorological Authority warns of expected dust today and calls on citizens to stay home and cover nose and mouth (Source: Tasamuh News quoting the Authority)
  • Darfur: The regional health minister confirms that the militia's control of the region's cities has negatively affected the health situation (Source: Sudan Now – Anawin Al-Youm)

— Editorial Team