.World Health Organization (WHO) is appalled by attacks on health facilities in South Kordofan that have killed and injured dozens of people, including children, women, and health care workers. Health facilities, assets, patients, and health workers must never be attacked; they must be actively protected.

Sudan’s health system is under attack again. This week alone, three health facilities were attacked in South Kordofan, in a region already suffering acute malnutrition. On 3 February, an attack on a primary health centre killed 8 people – including 5 children and 3 women –

Attacks on health continue to push #Sudan’s health system to the brink - injuring & killing patients & health workers, damaging facilities. The latest attack on a hospital in Sennar on 15 February injured 7 people, among them a health worker, & killed 3. 🛑Stop attacks on health!

Some are asking why I wrote my appeal to peace in Amharic. I chose Amharic as it is the primary working language of Ethiopia and widely understood. Including all five working languages - Tigrigna, Amharic, Afaan Oromo, Somali, and Afar - would be beneficial. Here you go…

Thanks to funds account, World Health Organization (WHO) through Pan Care: 🔵Installed 2 solar panel systems for continuous power supply to the blood banks & main labs at Altamuze and Ber Alwaledeen hospitals in Khartoum State 🔵Provided oxygen & IPC supplies, did minor rehabilitation & maintenance of equipment

🎉 Congratulations to #Sudan for ending the cholera outbreak that had spread to 18 states over the past 20 months. An achievement gained through a coordinated multisectoral response between وزارة الصـحة - السـودان, World Health Organization (WHO) and partners despite the prevailing operational challenges.

On #InternationalWomensDay, we honour all the women health heroes of #Sudan who serve with exemplary dedication and commitment to the health of Sudan’s people. Pictured here are a handful of WHO Sudan’s women health leaders. Happy #InternationalWomensDay2026

Bombing a hospital or a school isn't a "miscalculation." Killing a paramedic isn't "collateral damage." Starving civilians isn't "negotiating tactic." These are war crimes. Full stop. Call it what it is.

A new spate of tragic attacks on health across #Sudan has resulted in the deaths of health workers, assaults on health personnel and patients, looting of hospitals and damage by air strikes to vital health facilities. On 2 April, a drone strike on White Nile State's Al-Jabalain

.WHO Sudan today handed over 26.3 MT of cholera and dengue supplies to وزارة الصـحة - السـودان 🇸🇩 to support the treatment of up to 12K patients as part of outbreak response and rainy season preparedness in high-risk localities. 🙏OCHA Funds France Diplomacy 🇫🇷🇪🇺 World Health Organization (WHO) Central Fund for Emergencies

The three-year-long conflict in #Sudan has disrupted basic services, displaced millions, devastated the health system, and created the world's largest humanitarian crisis. ❗️Disease ❗️Malnutrition ❗️Violence ❗️Displacement Sudan's people need peace. #3YearsTooLong

Three years on, attacks on healthcare in #Sudan 🇸🇩 continue to devastate the health system and deprive access to health care when it is needed most. 3⃣ years: 💥2⃣1⃣7⃣ attacks 🚨2⃣0⃣5⃣2⃣ deaths 🚨8⃣1⃣0⃣ injuries Health care must always be protected. #NotATarget #3YearsTooLong

Three years of war in #Sudan have devastated lives and denied people their most basic rights, including health, water, food and safety. 34 million people need humanitarian assistance and over 4 million are estimated to be acutely malnourished in 2026. The health system has been

As the conflict in #Sudan enters its fourth year, the health crisis is deepening with multiple outbreaks, maternal & newborn mortality, & malnutrition compounded by access limitations, attacks on health, and funding shortfalls. #3YearsTooLong Read more👉 bit.ly/4mwFCFx

Three years on, the war in #Sudan has upended lives, devastated the health system & denied people their right to health. 40% of the population - 21 M - require urgent health assistance, 13.6 M are displaced, & about 4 M are acutely malnourished. #3YearsTooLong Sudan needs peace!

The three-year-long conflict in #Sudan has ❗️disrupted basic services ❗️displaced millions ❗️devastated the health system, and 🚨created the world's largest humanitarian crisis. Sudan's people need peace. #3YearsTooLong

As we mark the grim milestone of three years of war in #Sudan, Dr Shible Sahbani, WHO Representative to Sudan, reiterates World Health Organization (WHO)'s commitment to protecting the health of Sudan's people and rebuilding the health system. "Health is the pillar of human wellbeing." #3YearsTooLong

Peace for #Sudan!

Ahead of #WorldMalariaDay (25 April), WHO has prequalified the first malaria treatment designed specifically for newborns and young infants (weighing 2–5 kg). This is a major step towards closing a critical treatment gap for the most vulnerable. Read more: bit.ly/4sV3lAT

Today is #WorldMalariaDay A day to reckon the challenges & recognize achievements. #Sudan has the highest malaria incidence rates in the Eastern Mediterranean Region. Sudan is also the first country in the region to launch & scale up malaria vaccine to reduce malaria deaths.