Dalia, Author at The Sudan Times

Aid looting raises tensions in Sudan’s South Kordofan

Tensions rise in South Kordofan after aid warehouses are emptied and local leaders demand an independent investigation.

Al-Fadil says Sudan’s Islamist groups support Burhan’s government and militias while rejecting ceasefire efforts and worsening the conflict.

Sudan’s Tasis government calls for neutral schools and unified exams to protect children and preserve their educational futures.

Renewed clashes in West Darfur displace more than 5,000 people, forcing families from 10 villages to flee violence and seek safety in Chad.

Sudan and South Sudan seek closer security coordination as officials discuss border threats and their shared sovereign interests.

International partners pledge support for returning citizens, farmers and vulnerable communities as Sudan seeks sustainable economic recovery.

Burhan says elections, rather than military force, must determine political power as Sudan prepares for an anticipated national dialogue.

Drone strikes damage homes and public facilities in North Darfur while communications outages hinder casualty and damage assessments.

Hamdok’s coalition calls for ceasefire and humanitarian aid before dialogue, while demanding justice and accountability in Sudan.

Experts debate whether dams, food shortages and changing water levels are driving increased crocodile sightings and encounters across Sudan.