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The bodies of eleven people, including women and children, are discovered at the bottom of a well in Khartoum, Sudan. The Sudanese government accuses the Rapid Support Forces of being behind the deaths.
2025-03-15

A peace deal is signed between Sudan's transitional government and the Sudan Revolutionary Front in South Sudan's capital Juba, raising hopes of peace after nearly 18 years of civil wars in the country. According to the agreement, the states Blue Nile, South Kordofan, and West Kordofan will be granted self-rule. The deal does not, however, include two major belligerent groups, the SPLM–N and SLM-A.
2020-08-31

South Sudan releases Sudanese prisoners of war as border clashes between the two states seem to abate.
2012-04-25

Omar al-Bashir's ruling party agrees to accept the results of the recent general election in Sudan.
2010-04-20

Vote counting begins in Sudan after the five-day landmark multi-party election.
2010-04-16

Sudanese newspapers report the death of 9 members of the National Congress during general elections in the country; the Sudan People's Liberation Army denies the incident.
2010-04-15

Sudan's landmark elections are extended by two days after delays delivering ballot papers.
2010-04-12

Ahead of Sudan's first multi-party elections in 24 years, some opposition parties criticise lack of access to balanced media coverage and accuse the government of manipulation.
2010-04-9

Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir threatens to expel international observers for the first general elections in the country in 21 years, after they called for a delay to deal with "logistical" problems.
2010-03-23

Sudan's ruling National Congress Party endorses South Sudan President Salva Kiir in upcoming elections.
2010-01-28