Sudan Today Round-up | 24-9-2026

Sudan Today Round-up program – Thursday, September 24, 2026. 1- Health situation stabilizes in En Nahud locality amid ongoing efforts to improve services. Munim Hamid Munim Mansour, Executive Director of En Nahud locality. 2- The 'No to Women's Oppression' initiative calls for the abolition of childbirth fees in government hospitals and warns against the detention of mothers and newborns. Amira Osman, leader of the No to Women's Oppression initiative. 3- UNICEF: Drone strikes on El Obeid on Sunday led to the destruction of more than 292,000 school textbooks and 40,000 review books for Arabic and Mathematics. Eva Hinds, Chief of Communications for UNICEF in Sudan. 4- Religious leaders from Christian and Muslim faiths call for an end to the armed conflict in the Nuba Mountains and for the building of peace and reconciliation. Bishop Al-Aisir Kuku. 5- Gum Arabic production declines by about 50% due to the war and smuggling. Ibrahim Al-Kinani, economic expert specializing in Gum Arabic; Yousef Mohammed Ahmed Habibi, Secretary-General of the Chamber of Commerce in North Kordofan State. Share article The post Sudan Today Round-up | 24-9-2026 appeared first on Dabanga Radio TV Online.