He accused the RSF of using the ceasefire as a pretext to “cover up the crushing defeat they will suffer within hours.”
On Saturday, fighting broke out between the country’s two powerful generals and their respective units.
At least 185 people have been killed and 1,800 injured in the fighting, UN mediator Volker Perthes said on Monday.
The two rival generals, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and Mohammed Hamdan Daglo, were urged to ensure the safety of civilians, bystanders, foreigners and diplomats.
A medical organisation on Monday said the number of people killed in the recent outbreak of violence between rival military groups had reached 97.
Three East African presidents plan to travel to Sudan as mediators to resolve the outbreak of violence between rival military camps.
UN secretary general Antonio Guterres has condemned the violence from the power struggle between two generals in Sudan.
“Unfortunately, if not arrested, it will have serious repercussions on neighbouring countries.”
The power struggle started on Saturday with close to 600 injured, according to the Sudanese Doctors’ Union.
The report said the slowdown and subsequent rebound in 2024 in the region was in line with global recovery, subsiding inflation, and a winding down in monetary policy tightening.
