Nafisa Eltahir is a Correspondent covering politics and economics in Sudan and Egypt. Her work has focused on the Sudanese uprising, economic crisis, and transitional period, with previous experience covering the Gulf region from Dubai. Nafisa's insights and reporting have been featured in notable publications such as WTVB, Business Day, The Irish Times, and Yahoo News, among others.
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By: Eltayeb Siddig, Nafisa Eltahir
(Reuters) -The funding gap for aid agencies is accentuating Sudan's crisis, leaving them unable to help many of the tens of thousands of people fleeing from the Darfur city of al-Fashir and other areas, U.N. migration chief Amy Pope said.
By: Nafisa Eltahir, Eltayeb Siddig
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By: Nafisa Eltahir, Khalid Abdelaziz, Leslie Adler
The United States, the United Arab Emirates, Egypt and Saudi Arabia – known as the Quad – earlier this month proposed a plan for a three-month truce followed by peace talks.
By: Lena Masri, Nafisa Eltahir
Almost 500 patients, their relatives and others were killed at al-Fashir's last functioning hospital during the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces' recent takeover of the Sudanese city, the World Health Organization reported. The attack is an example of increasingly targeted and brutal attacks on hospitals, clinics and medical workers during conflict worldwide, a Reuters investigation found.
By: Nafisa Eltahir, Lena Masri
(Reuters) -As fighters from the Rapid Support Forces paramilitary closed in on government positions in the besieged Sudanese city of al-Fashir in
By Nafisa Eltahir and Reade LevinsonCAIRO/TINE, Chad, Dec 3 (Reuters) - The Sudanese paramilitary force that besieged then overran a city in Darfur
By: Nafisa Eltahir
A legal spokesperson for the paramilitary force denied it was demanding ransoms The Sudanese paramilitary force that besieged then overran a city in Darfur in late October is systematically holding trapped residents for ransom and killing or beating those whose families cannot pay, according to witnesses, aid workers and researchers.
By: Nafisa Eltahir
International aid staff who accessed Sudan's al-Fashir for the first time since its takeover by a paramilitary force found the city largely deserted, with a few people sheltering in buildings or under plastic sheets, a senior U.N. official said on Monday.
By: Stephanie Burnett, Milan Pavicic, Nafisa Eltahir, Catherine Cartier, Reade Levinson
Sudanese paramilitary forces recorded themselves killing civilians while conquering the city of al-Fashir – as their commanders stood by. Using fighters’ videos and survivor accounts, this Reuters documentary reconstructs the violence.
F armers across Sudan say the hike in global fuel and fertilizer costs resulting from the Iran conflict will force them to cut back on planting this summer, restricting food production in a country where war has caused acute hunger.
