July 2024 - Page 36 of 48 - The Sudan Times

South Africa pursues renewables revolution

The country’s new energy minister pledges an “ultra-aggressive” push for renewables, aiming to become a leader on the continent.

At least 7 killed, 25 injured in Russia’s strike on Kyiv, head of the Kyiv City Military Administration says

Burkina Faso, Niger, and Mali have experienced military coups between 2020 and 2023

South Sudan’s National Legislative Assembly previously approved $778 million for a highway project linking the country with Ethiopia

A search operation for a missing person continued into Monday

The UN estimates that around 9 million people in South Sudan will require humanitarian assistance in 2024

South Sudanese are eager for the first post-independence election, with the last one held in March 2010

Sisi called for a comprehensive political solution to the crisis, addressing its political, social, and humanitarian impacts

Meram, located about 60 kilometers from the South Sudan border, fell to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) amid ongoing conflict with the Sudanese army

Britain’s new defense secretary makes announcement after meeting with Ukrainian president in Odesa