Nada AlTaher

People in Sudan are using the internet to secure shelter and transport as bus ticket prices to Egypt skyrocket to as much as $600

Gunfire reported on second day of three-day ceasefire brokered by US and Saudi Arabia

Evacuations are under way but millions of civilians remain vulnerable

More evacuees landed in Saudi Arabia on Monday night, hours before a 72-hour halt to fighting began

Tens of thousands have fled to regional countries including Chad, South Sudan and Ethiopia

Secretary General says he is in constant contact with parties to the conflict, calling on them to de-escalate tension and return to negotiating table

'So many of our neighbours have been killed,' says another Khartoum resident, living in fear

Almost 900 prisoners released over three days under supervision of International Committee of Red Cross

Sixteen Saudi prisoners returned home at the weekend from Sanaa

At least 97 civilians dead and 365 injured, doctors' association said early on Monday

Four prominent journalists among former detainees aboard ICRC-chartered flights

Tawfiq Al Mansouri's daughter has all her school certificates to show her father how well she has been performing

Long-awaited detainee exchange comes amid latest effort to end the civil war

Hopes are being kept in check despite a flurry of moves to end eight years of devastating civil war

Call between Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Jake Sullivan came amid encouraging signs on efforts to wind down the conflict