Dalia, Author at The Sudan Times

RSF says Tasis forces advanced against SAF in Blue Nile

The RSF says its alliance achieved major military advances while pledging to protect civilians in areas under its control.

Highest court ruling hands local communities victory against Shell oil exploration in South Africa.

A prominent Sumud figure, Hamdok, reportedly returned to Khartoum while avoiding political activity amid Sudan’s ongoing war and divisions.

Sudanese sources report an air strike targeted Islamist sites where Bour and other army-aligned fighters were present.

Ibrahim Jibril reviews defensive positions and commercial areas as paramilitary forces seek stronger security across El Fasher.

Sudan and South Sudan strengthen security ties while pledging border control, oil protection, and cooperation over the disputed Abyei region.

Heavy evening rains in Tawila, North Darfur, destroyed tents and flooded displacement sites hosting over 700,000 people.

Imported equipment from China helps technical teams restore power lines connected to Merowe Dam.

Chinese automakers are shifting from exporting cars to establishing local manufacturing plants in Africa to access growing regional demand.

Sudden clashes between military forces in Geisan town have forced 2,500 people to flee their homes, worsening Sudan’s severe humanitarian crisis.