Kassala

motorbike trip east sudan (unsupported) hey i am planning to do a big journey from cairo to cape town along the eastcoast of africa from october to january. i am also planning to go through sudan. approx from shalateen via port sudan to kassala. locals and people with based experience or knowledge, how do you view my plans? is accommodation with a tent possible? travelling by motorbike? will the animals eat me? law enforcement? rsf? other fighters? feel free to share, cheers from austria ✌️

Is it safe to visit East Sudan with my tribal identity? I am currently in Egypt preparing to visit Sudan, the goal is to stay in Port sudan for a week and Kassala for 3 days before going back to Port Sudan and then Egypt again. I am not concerned by going to Port Sudan but Kassala worries me. I am Beja and Ja’ali and I know the RSF targets people like me. I will be heading south of Kassala to get my brother out of Sudan. The problem is he lives in the RSF controlled parts of the BSN. If anyone knows how I can get in and out quickly, or any help would be appreciated. I have heard about going to Ethiopia and getting him smuggled, but I don’t want to deal with any problems with the Ethiopian government. I know I probably shouldn’t go but my family is at risk, and I’m willing to risk my life to save my brother.

Kassala, Sudan ca. 1885-1894

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Civilian Killed in Kassala, Sudan, as SAF-Allied Forces Face New Abuse Allegations Activists and local sources have shared video footage allegedly showing members of the Joint Force, a coalition fighting alongside the Islamist Sudanese Armed Forces SAF, firing live ammunition at civilians in Kassala, killing at least one person. The Joint Force includes the Sudan Liberation Army (SLA) and the Justice and Equality Movement (JEM), among other armed factions. While the coalition claims to protect civilians, rights groups have repeatedly raised concerns over alleged abuses, including arbitrary arrests and violence against civilians. The incident comes as Kassala faces worsening conditions under SAF-controlled administration. Residents report deteriorating services, unpaid teachers' salaries, growing security restrictions, and concerns over the forced return of displaced people. With the city under a state of emergency and fears of rising tribal tensions, activists warn that continued neglect by the Sudanese military authorities and aligned armed groups are increasing the risk of further instability. Human rights advocates are calling for an independent investigation into the reported killing and other alleged abuses against civilians.

Leaders in eastern Sudan warn of dangerous tribal polarization and hate speech in Kassala as weapons proliferate across the region. https://t.co/1OCqf11WYt #Sudan #Kassala #EasternSudan https://t.co/Or9RnHzVPr