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The Sudanese army formed a committee to investigate the attacks in Wad Madani. This means President Umaro Sissoco Embaló will have to share power with a prime minister nominated by the PAI-Terra Ranka coalition, which includes the former ruling PAIGC party. The latest violence lays bare the ethnic and economic fault lines in Wad Madani, at the center of Sudan’s agricultural heartland.

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The result means the president will have to share power with a prime minister from the opposition. The US is suspending food aid to Ethiopia because it says donations are being diverted from those in need. It has also been a key transit point in the trafficking of illegal drugs from Latin America.

A co-ordinated campaign to divert food from those in need forces USAid to stop donations. Until then you can follow the latest news at BBCAfrica. The river banks of Wad Madani lie East the Blue Nile, which flows into Sudan from Ethiopia. With its fall, it was only a matter of time before the surrounding villages became part of the war zone.

Its unique geographical position and agricultural significance makes it vital to Sudan. South Sudan finally gained independence in after decades of war. Click here to send us your African proverbs. The US is by far the largest humanitarian donor to Ethiopia, where more than 20 million people need food aid because of drought and the recent war in the northern region of Tigray.

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In addition to being the capital city, Wad Madani is the heart of Al Gezira State. CIR verified five videos showing SAF or SAF-affiliated forces assaulting unarmed people in civilian clothing. The massacre earlier this month recalls the ethnic and religious violence that drove South Sudan to split from Sudan.

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Millions of Ethiopians are dependent on humanitarian support. The credibility of these investigation is questionable, however, given that the committee is composed of army loyalists. Since the SAF’s advance on Wad Madani, multiple videos have surfaced online of alleged human rights violations in the city, including arrests, physical violence, and killings.

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Tensions have flared between South Sudan and its neighbor Sudan following the killings of South Sudanese Christians in Wad Madani, a city in eastern Sudan. Mr Embaló - whose party broke away from the PAIGC - won presidential elections in December and last year survived a coup attempt.

The US Agency for International Development USAid says an investigation has uncovered a widespread and co-ordinated scheme to divert assistance. Wad Madani is a commercial centre of the Gezira agricultural district and is mostly residential. Sudanese media and the former resident quoted earlier said many of the victims were migrant workers known as “kanabi,” after the Arabic word for camps.

The SAF violence in Wad Madani underscores the deep ethnic and social divides in Sudan, where the ongoing war continues to erode the country’s social fabric and exacerbate civilian suffering, with no political resolution in sight. Wad Madani has lively commercial activities with well-stocked souqs.

The city's facilities are more modern than most places in Sudan, except in the Khartoum. This suspension comes weeks after USAid and the UN World Food Programme WFP halted aid to Tigray over similar claims.