US intelligence assesses opening Hormuz Strait won’t be easily
US intelligence reports suggest Iran will likely maintain control of the Hormuz Strait, making military attempts risky and potentially strengthening Tehran’s regional leverage.
Sudan’s gold exports to UAE fall as Egypt rises as top buyer
Sudan’s gold exports to the UAE fell sharply in 2025, while Egypt emerged as the leading buyer amid ongoing conflict and rising global prices.
Burhan-backed education chief proposes armed replacements for teachers
Al-Jazirah’s education director suggested armed groups could replace unpaid teachers, sparking outrage, protests, and calls to prioritise dialogue and wages over militarisation.
US delegation visits Sudan border to meet displaced families
A US delegation visited the Sudan–CAR border to assess aid programs, meet displaced families, and evaluate local relief efforts supporting conflict-affected populations.
Doctors Without Borders condemns Burhan’s army raids in Nyala
Doctors Without Borders condemns attacks in Nyala teaching hospital as violations of humanitarian law and threats to civilian lives.
Trump says US could reopen Hormuz, ‘take the oil’
Trump suggests US could reopen Hormuz and profit from oil amid rising tensions
PM warns unacceptable chants at Spain-Egypt match harm country
Spanish Prime Minister criticised uncivil football fans for chanting against the Egyptian team during a friendly match.
Trump says Iran ‘no longer Middle East bully’
Africa maintains growth despite debt and global uncertainty
Africa sustains broad economic growth despite debt, climate risks, and global uncertainty, with East, North, and West Africa driving regional integration and diversification.
