• Kassala: The President of the Transitional Sovereignty Council, First Lieutenant General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, issued Decision No. 507 of 2026, dated 10 November, ending the assignment of Major General (retired) Al-Sadiq Mohamed Al-Azraq as Wali of the state and appointing Lieutenant General Rashad Abdel Hamid Ismail Abdullah as the new Wali, while the Ministry of Education and Guidance completed arrangements for the primary certificate examinations, which begin on Saturday 14 November and for which 30,259 pupils will sit in 198 centres in the state's localities (Source: Decision No. 507 of 2026 of the President of the Transitional Sovereignty Council, and the Kassala State Ministry of Education and Guidance) • Khartoum: The Jebel Awliya police overthrew looting gangs, recovered stolen property and opened a new site in the Goro neighbourhood (Source: Khartoum State Police, via Sudanese newspaper headlines issued today, 11 November) • Gezira: The Gezira State Workers' Union allocated 40 trillion pounds for the third leap to ease the burdens of living (Source: Gezira State Workers' Union, via Sudanese newspaper headlines issued today, 11 November) • Red Sea: The state launched in Port Sudan the events of Technical and Vocational Education Week, which continues until Thursday 12 November under the slogan "Technical education is a pillar of development and a gateway to production", sponsored by the Wali of the state, Lieutenant General Mustafa Mohamed Nour, and supervised by the Education Sector, with plans to open industrial, craft and production schools in all the state's localities (Source: Red Sea State Education Sector, via On Sudan, 10 November) • Gedaref: The state's Ministry of Health discussed the stability of health services and enhancing efforts to combat kala-azar disease (Source: Gedaref State Ministry of Health, via Sudanese newspaper headlines issued today, 11 November) • Sennar: Sennar Forests set a ten-year technical plan to rehabilitate the Al-Dahra forests and increase production of the gum arabic crop (Source: Sennar State Forests, via Sudanese newspaper headlines issued today, 11 November) • White Nile: The cities of Kenana and Asalaya were subjected at dawn today to an attack by a swarm of suicide drones, and successive explosions and the sounds of ground anti-aircraft fire were heard extending to the city of Rabak, the state capital, amid panic among residents, according to local sources (Source: German News Agency (dpa) via the Oman newspaper, citing Al-Sudaniya News newspaper and local sources, 11 November) • West Kordofan: The Armed Forces announced that its air defences shot down a hostile drone of the "FH-95" type south of the Eyal Bakhit area (Source: Statement of the Sudanese Armed Forces, 11 November) • East Darfur: The Armed Forces announced the shooting down of a second hostile drone of the "FH-95" type southeast of the city of Al-Daein, the state capital (Source: Statement of the Sudanese Armed Forces, 11 November) • North Darfur: A new wave of displacement amid a sharp deterioration in the security and humanitarian situation, and the International Organization for Migration recorded the displacement of 2,510 people from five villages in Ambro locality on 6 November, most of whom crossed the border into Chad, confirming that the situation remains extremely tense and volatile (Source: International Organization for Migration, via Sudanese newspaper headlines issued today, 11 November)
— Editorial Team
