New arrivals from Sudan have been reported in Egypt as of 24 September 2026. In South Sudan, individuals displaced by conflict in Sudan are arriving at reception centers, such as Majokyinthio, and settling in informal settlements like Nyinthio. These individuals often undertake long and perilous journeys, facing insecurity and limited access to basic necessities.

The ongoing displacement indicates persistent insecurity within Sudan, forcing people to abandon their homes and livelihoods. Arriving populations require immediate humanitarian assistance, including protection, access to safe water, food, shelter, and support for recovery and stability in their new locations. The challenges faced during transit highlight critical protection concerns.

Monitor the capacity of reception centers and informal settlements in neighboring countries to accommodate continued arrivals. Observe the provision of basic services and recovery support for displaced families to ensure their dignity and stability. Track reports of insecurity and access challenges faced by those fleeing Sudan.

The provided excerpts do not detail the specific drivers of the most recent displacements within Sudan or the conditions in areas from which people are fleeing.