May 2024 - Page 8 of 41 - The Sudan Times

Scenic African road trips await

Africa’s road trips promise unforgettable adventures

Government spokesman Isaac Mwaura stated the benefits of the visit outweighed the costs but did not provide specifics

Total number of vessels passing through Suez Canal falls from 1,094 in November to 85 in March and 159 in April, data shows

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu acknowledged a tragic mistake in an Israeli airstrike on a Rafah camp that killed 45 Palestinians.

The Prime Minister attributes this to lingering pandemic effects, rising global tensions, and a domestic oil terminal incident.

In response to Niger’s political situation after a military takeover, the EU will end its military mission.

This surge comes as Chinese carmakers face an EU anti-subsidy probe, leading them to explore new markets.

These countries are set to maintain their status as some of the fastest-growing economies in the world

Chad transitions from military rule to civilian leadership with the announcement of a new government by PM Halina.

The move follows a media ban imposed by the junta, raising concerns about press freedom in the West African nation.