• Gezira: The state governor attends the handover ceremony at the Zakat Chamber and directs making use of retirees' expertise and supporting the displaced and returnees (Source: Sudan News Agency (SUNA)) • Gezira: The governor praises the Bakab Association initiative to support culture and media and a comprehensive library powered by solar energy in Wad Medani (Source: Sudan News Agency (SUNA)) • Gedaref: The Minister of Energy and Petroleum discusses with the state governor electricity stability, securing fuel for the agricultural season, the Doka transformer station, and solar energy projects in the border strip (Source: Sudan News Agency (SUNA)) • Gedaref: Cultivated areas rise to 6.3 million feddans and agricultural financing to 552.85 billion pounds in the summer season (Source: Sudan News Agency (SUNA)) • Red Sea: The southern port in Port Sudan receives the container ship "HANG FENG" of the Omani shipping line "Asyad" on its first visit (Source: Sudan News Agency (SUNA)) • Red Sea: The governor inaugurates the emergency basket for the state's General Federation of Trade Unions (Source: Sudan News Agency (SUNA)) • Red Sea: State governor Lt. Gen. Mustafa Mohamed Nour inspects flour and fodder stocks in Port Sudan and confirms supply stability (Source: Tasamuh News) • River Nile: The governor affirms the importance of forming a state branch of the National Human Rights Mechanism during a workshop on preparing the Universal Periodic Review report in El Damer (Source: Sudan News Agency (SUNA)) • River Nile: The state governor officially opens discounted sales markets and outlets in the localities of Berber, Atbara, and El Damer (Source: Al-Majd News) • Northern: The executive director of Dongola locality reviews preparations for the winter agricultural season targeting 265,000 feddans, including 89,000 for wheat (Source: Sudan News Agency (SUNA)) • Northern: The Public Prosecution in Dongola issues arrest warrants in connection with the death of a citizen from a scorpion sting and a medical error at Dongola Hospital (Source: Ajel News) • West Kordofan: The state government completes arrangements to relocate the displaced to the unified camp in El Obeid to vacate schools for the school year (Source: Sudan News Agency (SUNA)) • West Kordofan: More than 10 civilians killed in an attack on Abu Ajal village in the southeastern countryside of En Nahud locality (Source: Dar Hamar Emergency Authority via Akhbar Al-Raed) • North Kordofan: The governor announces that 96% of the state has become free of the Rapid Support Forces (Source: Al-Hadath Channel) • White Nile: Rabak locality discusses arrangements to distribute 1,000 shelter kits to those affected and newcomers (Source: Sudan News Agency (SUNA)) • White Nile: About 3,000 students were deprived of intermediate certificate exams due to transition controls between stages during the years of war and displacement (Source: Radio Dabanga via Al-Hadaf newspaper) • Sennar: Health emergency committees record 1,033 confirmed dengue fever cases and 9 deaths from the beginning of January until September 27 (Source: Sudana newspaper) • South Darfur: Army drones target Rapid Support Forces positions and fortifications in the Al-Mazlaqan area and the former UNAMID camp north of Nyala at dawn on Tuesday (Source: Ajel News citing Darfur 24) • Central Darfur: Escalating security breakdown and killings and looting in Zalingei and Nertiti over the past two weeks (Source: Radio Dabanga via Al-Rakoba) • South Kordofan: A delegation from the Rapid Support Forces arrives in the Nuba Mountains to end the conflict in Kauda (Source: Press reports) • Khartoum: The Ministry of Finance announces payment of teachers' arrears for 2023 and 2024 immediately after completing the state inventory (Source: Tasamuh News) • Kassala: The President of the Sovereignty Council meets the acting governor of Kassala, retired Maj. Gen. Al-Sadiq Mohamed Al-Azraq, and is briefed on the security, service, and health situation (Source: Sudan News website) • Note: No confirmed news appeared within today's window from the states of Blue Nile, North Darfur, and East Darfur — Editorial Team